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3.24 AVERAGE
3.24 AVERAGE
Plot or Character Driven:
Character
Diverse cast of characters:
No
I still like the 1st book the best of all three. This was ok. I was starting to get a bit bored with it though.
Book 3 in the Fifty Shades series is just as good as the other two! I shall miss you Fifty! This is a series to be reread again and again. The series is the best romance I have ever read. Everyone who hasn't read this thinks it's just some BDSM sex book, but there is so much more than that. The sex scenes are super steamy! Whew! There was one part that I hated Christian, absolutely hated him! But he won me back over shortly after. This book starts a few months after the last book ends. Fifty and Ana are already married and on their honeymoon. There are flashbacks to their wedding night, and some of the things we missed. Ana continuously defies Christian, and he is quick to anger, but they learn a lot about each other in this book. There is a lot of drama in this story. The fire in Charlie Tango in the first book comes back into play, with more arson, and... well I can't give anything away, but SO MUCH HAPPENS! Their unconditional love is truly beautiful. The ending is a few years after the series. The story ends with everything wrapped up tight.
OMG! The end of the book has a bonus of Christian's POV starting when Ana comes to interview him through him leaving Claytons. I loved reading his thoughts. It was so hot! I would be willing to read all three books again from his point of view. I will be looking forward to anything else written by this author.
OMG! The end of the book has a bonus of Christian's POV starting when Ana comes to interview him through him leaving Claytons. I loved reading his thoughts. It was so hot! I would be willing to read all three books again from his point of view. I will be looking forward to anything else written by this author.
dark
emotional
medium-paced
adventurous
emotional
funny
sad
tense
medium-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
No
Loveable characters:
Complicated
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Complicated
Christian got angry when Anna told him she was pregnant and then he goes to his previous Dom so she can give him some advice... he should have stayed at home and talked to Anna. I loved how she came into her own and founded her voice.
This book finally summed up the trilogy and answered a lot of questions about the characters that had developed throughout the trilogy. There is a mystery involved too, adding a twist to the series. This book was the best of all three!
Why couldn't they all have been like this one...
emotional
funny
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
No
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
E.L. James è un genio. Bisogna ammetterlo.
Fare un sacco di soldi con 3 romanzi totalmente senza senso è da geni del male.
50 sfumature è una saga che o la ami o (si spera) la odi, e leggerla mi ha fatto capire perché persone che non leggono neanche l'etichetta sui vestiti siano impazzite. Perché purtroppo si fa leggere, vuoi sapere come va a finire. Anche se non esiste neanche una vera e propria trama perché succedono sempre le stesse cose per 3 caspita di libri.
Assurdo anche come ogni libro faccia più schifo del precedente.
Nel complesso due stelle perché comunque si fa leggere.
Fare un sacco di soldi con 3 romanzi totalmente senza senso è da geni del male.
50 sfumature è una saga che o la ami o (si spera) la odi, e leggerla mi ha fatto capire perché persone che non leggono neanche l'etichetta sui vestiti siano impazzite. Perché purtroppo si fa leggere, vuoi sapere come va a finire. Anche se non esiste neanche una vera e propria trama perché succedono sempre le stesse cose per 3 caspita di libri.
Assurdo anche come ogni libro faccia più schifo del precedente.
Nel complesso due stelle perché comunque si fa leggere.