Fifty Shades Darker

Guest 4 years ago

i love every and single moves of the book beside the grey n steel were meant for each other so i love the book and give some shout out to the author of the book for such amazing story even though in the movie series its quite pale ,but the book gives such intimacy detail of each single expression of miss steel toward grey which of course i found very interested about such innocent and unconditional love i like it .the question is why does it has low rate !!!! i thought it could have been one of the part series with high rate , but its okay everyone has its own mind

Guest 6 years ago

uhhhh ahhhhhh yes !!!!

Guest 6 years ago

You know what? Be prepared to have Christian Grey withdrawal symptoms after you read this book. I've been wandering for days looking for something similar, but couldn't find it. It's simply not there. I was recommended Gabriel's Inferno as a sort of the same book, but ended up DNF-ing it. It might have worked for me before Grey but not after.

Saying all that, book #2 is a bit weaker than book #1. There is a villain in the end whose actions I found highly improbable. People just don't do shit like that these days, and the whole deal reeked of early 90s contemporaries. However, Fifty Shades Darker is still brimming with deliciousness.

Ana is growing up at last and sorting out her priorities. Grey matures immensely but doesn't lose his sharp edge at all, and Mrs.Robinson gets what she deserves. Mwahaha!

The heat level is just as scorching, there are still those marvellous emails flying back and forth between the lovers, and January release of Fifty Shades Freed can't come soon enough.

Warning: do not read in public places. Believe me, it's for your own good. Side effects: up to 7 days of mild withdrawal symptoms, inability to concentrate and insomnia.
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The book Fifty Shades Darker is the second novel in the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy. Plagued by the particular tastes and dull privileged insights of the good looking, tormented youthful business person Christian Gray, Anastasia Steele has severed their relationship to begin another profession with a Seattle Independent Publishing House (SIP); yet want for Christian still commands her each waking thought, and when he proposes another course of action, Anastasia can't help it. They revive their singing sexual issue, and Anastasia adapts more about the frightening past of her harmed, driven and requesting Fifty Shades.
The book begins in the result of Ana and Christian's separation. Ana begins her occupation at SIP, where she has been contracted as individual partner to manager Jack Hyde. Ana gets an uneasy feeling about him, yet composes it off at any rate. Christian inquires as to whether she needs a ride to José's display show in Portland, which she had completely overlooked. The pair winds up accommodating and getting back together.
Eventually Christian pulls Ana far from her normal life and takes her to the boat shelter, which he has enriched with blossoms and delicate lights. He gets down on one knee, hauls out a ring, and proposes no doubt.

Guest 6 years ago

--John

Guest 7 years ago

Wonder was absolutely great. I read the movie and so i could relate to what he looked like and also the feelings were real. i just love the book. I fill like in the movie i was the little girl who went to the table and just too get to know him. And that movies is what kids actually do these now a days. They pick on people they don't even know. Also it is not just special needs kids it is also kids that are just ordinary and being ordinary is amazing because you do not want too be with someone perfect because that is boring you want to be with some ordinary like the special need kid in wonder so before you say something negative to someone think about it and be positive and you will feel so much better. P.S don't focus on being popular when you are nice you always popular. Thank you!! have a nice day!!!

Guest 7 years ago

Love it.

Guest 7 years ago

Definitely, the book is written in the worst way ever possible. At many places i thought i was reading a teenager's diary .. considering the fact that Ana had studied literature and used words like 'avuncular' in daily conversation ... she used to 'think' in a very naive manner . I wont even get started about the inner goddess . In the beginning it was funny but then it got really annoying .Then there were other things like getting flushed, and what not ...nevermind

Moving on to the character of christian grey .Yes, i liked him .He was good and particularly in this second part he changed his 'ways'.He became this hardcore romantic like he was supposed to be .

And yes if we go on criticizing the book in its way of writing, or the characters the review would never end.

but the reason i liked this book is simple , i understand that it is a work of fiction , author's first work , and beyond all the stupidity of the book it was a good story . especially fifty shades darker is so much full of drama i liked it a little better than the other two . It shouldn't be an erotica though .The scenes were purposefully thrown upon wherever the author thought she could.

There are books better than this . And i wouldn't go raving about CG, even though i liked his authoritative character i would think a 100 times to have some one like him in my life in reality. but then that is the reason these books are fiction, fantasy even.

so like any thing in the world, the book has both pros and cons. And at the end of the day it depends on how you look at it . Just because it was written poorly and the characters were not flawless doesn't mean the story was bad .

Guest 7 years ago

wow guys its so good 10/10

Guest 7 years ago

I want to read this book online free but it's. Not giving such option to read please help

Guest 7 years ago

it concerns me that so many 15 year olds have read this series but then again i read them all 3 years ago when i was 15 lol as long as y'all keep it on the dl and don't do anything dangerous then...i guess it's okay?