Eve and Eve (as it is officially called by the English localization company, Seven Seas) is an anthology of short yuri stories ranging from science fiction to fantasy, all written for a mature audience in mind. In fact, several of the stories came straight from an adult magazine, so that should give you a good indication of the sort of content to expect.
Story:
The stories are nicely varied, all with a bit of an "edge" to them. For example, the first story takes place after the apocalypse, where the two girls are the last people on earth. And there is another story where a girl is drugged into having sex with a "demon girl" of sorts and ends up being impregnated and getting married. I would say that latter story is by far the edgiest of the bunch, but it's that sort of thing; not for your average yuri normie, to be sure, but a welcome change of pace and exactly the sort of variety I've been hoping for in localized material.
Now to be clear, I just mentioned two stories with yuri pregnancy in them, but this is NOT futanari; Eve and Eve is 100% yuri with no possible confusion, which makes it that much better. It's a niche that I happen to really enjoy, so if it's something you're also interested in, it might be worth reading just for that since it is featured in multiple stories.
Art:
The art is very decent, well-defined lines on the characters, ecchi is high quality, backgrounds are well-detailed (for the most part), and all that jazz. I should point out, however, that the manga version of this (including the Japanese version) does not show genitals, those are only present in the original hentai magazines. Nothing else is censored and it is quite clear what's happening regardless.
Conclusion:
I enjoyed this manga a lot. Way more than I probably should have, in fact. It happened to hit all the niches that I enjoy. In addition, while it is undeniably smut, it's interesting smut, and the stories are quite fun to read.
I would recommend this if you:
-Like darker, edgier stories
-Like yuri sex
-Like yuri impregnation
-Are a cultured follower of the Dark Goddess Homura
And I would not recommend this if you:
-Want the fluffs only
-Have any sort of issue with reading non-con sexual content (it is present in one story, and goes for a few pages)
-Are a follower of the Great-but-still-a-normie Goddess Meguca
*Reads review over again* ...Please don't judge me.
