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Fifty Shades Freed

E L James

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When unworldly student Ana Steele first encountered the driven, damaged young entrepreneur Christian Grey, it sparked a sensual affair that changed both their lives irrevocably. Shocked, intrigued, and ultimately repelled by Christian’s singular sexual tastes, Ana demanded a deeper commitment; determined to keep her, Christian agreed. Now, together, they have more—love, passion, intimacy, wealth, and a world of infinite possibilities. But Ana always knew that loving her Fifty Shades would not be easy and being together poses challenges neither of them ever anticipated. Ana must somehow learn to share Christian’s opulent lifestyle without sacrificing her own integrity, identity, or independence; Christian must somehow overcome his compulsion to control and lay to rest the horrors that blighted his past and haunt his present. Just when it seems that together their love can conquer any obstacle, tragedy, malice and fate combine to make Ana’s worst nightmares come true.

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bobbie597 rated this book

I love this book...I just wish we can see his point of view. ..

Bradshaw1990 rated this book

I loved this trilogy. It shone light on a subject that is very common. This particular community has a great sense of dicipline, restraint and also untapped pleasures that you can get by adding pain into the equation. However, the last book in the triology, i believe has a very dissapointing ending, which in turn made this book a predictable romantic novel. But nontheless a very steamy read! Made my boyfriend very jealous.

lexi-kate rated this book

am really desperate to get my hands on the last two books

tamaralane rated this book

My favorite of the three, for sure.

xo.Abi.ox rated this book

I loved the storyline in this, especially towards the end :) Great twist!

Look4red rated this book

Just finished all three E L James' books as well. They drew me in and had me thinking about the self doubt much like Ana and Christian. because of this series I decided to take a risk and try finding love once again.

Velvet27 rated this book

I think by the time I got around to reading the third book, I’d lost any interest in the outcome of Christian and Ana’s story, with it being much the same as the second book. The same thing happening over and over again, it got repetitive and annoying. The climax was pretty predictable and fairly cliché, although I did quite enjoy her putting Christian’s perspective from their first meeting at the start of the book. This was marginally better than the second book in the sense that I didn’t want to punch them quite so much… how that goes for a recommendation, I’m not sure.

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AmandaRae commented:

I agree. I lost interest by the time I got to the third book.

Velvet27 commented:

Thanks for the recommendation Caroline. I read a lot of different books, and am always wanting more recommendations :-) I wouldn't bother with the Grey trilogy. Mayby just the first one :P

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wewen_b@yahoo.com

Just done reading E L James' books 1 til 3... Amazing and awe inspiring romance! I am really looking forward to more books from you E L James :-)

athena1969 rated this book

I have read all three book's in one week :} I am starting over again they are over the top ..... I am so excited about the movie can't wait !!! I am so addicted ....

ixreferrals@gmail.com rated this book

I have to agree, the first book was a cute page turner with a nice love story but their entire story could have been put in the first book only. The second and third were redundant. I don't understand all the hype behind that book, if its due to the naughtiness then shoot there has been authors that have already corned that market. Check out Zane. (if you dare)

AmandaRae rated this book

Can't wait to see the movie!

AmandaRae rated this book

I read the first book in the series within a few days. I thought the second book was even better. Unfortunately I lost interest half way through the third book. I recommend not to read all three in a row and maybe read a different book between. I think it would keep it more interesting.

angie32986 rated this book

I have read all three in less than five days! i only heard about the book and the dirty stuff that goes on. i didnt expect such and intense story line!!! im craving more!!! though it's got in my head and got me very emotional, longing for that kind of love and passion! (yes i have issues now. haha) such a fantastic trilogy!!! yet i almost regret reading them because , to me, the story is so emotional

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menz18 commented:

I sure the movie isn't going to be any where as good as the books because there is no way that they will be able to include all of the sex scenes, not without an X rating..lol

mallyhally commented:

Exactly my thoughts!! No way the movie will be as good as the book without it been Xrated!!! lol.

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renelle22 rated this book

I HAVE READ TWO OF THE BOOKS SO FAR AND THEY ARE THE BEST BOOKS I HAVE EVERY READ GREAT STORY LINE CANT WAIT TO READ THE THIRD ONE

kerry.phillips92 rated this book

how do you read the book on here?

annaTRR commented:

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dtognarina rated this book

I think this was the best of the Fifty series. This book had the most meat in terms of plot and story, where the other two got repetitive with all the sex (how many different ways are there to describe an orgasm really?) All in all a good series...not the best...but good.

MissKat557 rated this book

Just finished the Trilogy and I really enjoyed it. I liked the Ana character and her imperfections and inner battles between herself, her goddness and subconcious. I could actually relate to those conflicts and I thought it was neat how the author depicited their differing reactions to various senerios. I agree with the other posts in that Ana was always the one in control...whenever she said stop or used her safeword it ended immediately. The sex were glorious but I must say a few times I was like...sex again really!! (lol) Overall the book did what any good book does for me. It kept me interested, entertained and wanting more. Not everyone's cup of tea (Twinnings...lol) but a very good trilogy nonetheless.

JESSICA1064 rated this book

Don't get me wrong, I LOVE these books, but has anyone gotten the vibe that it is the Twilight saga less the vampires and Werewolves? The love story feels the same.

JJSAYZ rated this book

Pleaze. People are you that deprived? Christian's sexual tastes? His obsession to control in and out of the bedroom of horrors. He just uses his tragic past to justify his present psychopathic tendicies. Leading the reader down the path love can conquer all is a bit much.

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avagirl commented:

This is a well crafted story- from the beginning. It's infatuation, then love, psychosis, and if you were paying attention - she had all the control - not Grey. I got this book because of the stories I heard of how gritty the sex was - it enticed me because it was a NY Times bestseller and they don't usually put racy novels on this list. I became so wrapped up in Ana and Greys lives that I read the whole Trilogy in a weekend. This is not a Love can conquer all - please. This is a mind bending trip through the human psyche spiced with really well crafted characters and hot, rough sex scenes!

menz18 commented:

Avagirl I have to agree with you on Ana having all the control. I'm hoping that E.L James continues with the story and dips deeper into his past. I am so addicted that I have read all three books for the second time and it still keeps me intrigued.

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shaleamd rated this book

Not the best writing ever, but the trilogy pulls you in and does not let you go

abbyaura

Does anyone know how to loan books on here? I can't seem to figure it out!

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Sorry, you can not borrow books from us. We have a lot of books on our preview pages that you can read (partially or completely on line) but unfortunately not all titles have these special features. Our primarily objective is to be a meeting place for people who love to read and want to share their passion with other readers around the world. Are you reading Fifty Shades of Gray? What do you think of it?

Jennifer Danielson Stein rated this book

This trilogy was a fantastic treat, with rich characters and surprises throughout...an immense journey the main character takes as he finds inner peace and happiness!! I'm looking forward to this authors future books...compelling, suspenseful, and great character development...as well as spicy!!

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