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Fifty Shades Freed (Fifty Shades, #3)
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Jan 16, 2012
bookshelves: favourites, alpha-hero, bdsm-kink, contemporary-romance, kindle, super-rich-hero, smuttastic, billionaire-porn
Noooo -I am so not ready to part from Christian and Ana.
I was lucky to pick up book 1 to read coincidentally a week or so before book 3 was released and have been able to read these one after the other and it's been such a pleasure. Both Christian and Ana have been on an amazing personal and emotional journey throughout all 3 books and I feel like I've got to know them so well and am just not ready to move on. Where do I go from here and what on earth can I read next??
This book pretty much just continues the story after we left them in Fifty Shades Darker - there's surprises in store ahead for both of them and it's fascinating to see the way they react and deal with them.
I'm sure going to miss Ana's inner goddess, her inner subconscious, Christian's happy trail, SHOUTY CAPITALS and kinky youknowwhattery!! I'll miss their email exchanges - they made me grin.
It's a wonderful journey with lots of crossroads, potholes and also hearts and flowers. It's an intense love story and I never once felt bored or like it was strung out and I actually wanted more.
There's a very sweet epilogue which is not to be missed and, at the end of the book, a retelling of their first 2 meetings from Christian's POV.
A most enthralling trilogy - one that will stay with me for ages.
I was lucky to pick up book 1 to read coincidentally a week or so before book 3 was released and have been able to read these one after the other and it's been such a pleasure. Both Christian and Ana have been on an amazing personal and emotional journey throughout all 3 books and I feel like I've got to know them so well and am just not ready to move on. Where do I go from here and what on earth can I read next??
This book pretty much just continues the story after we left them in Fifty Shades Darker - there's surprises in store ahead for both of them and it's fascinating to see the way they react and deal with them.
I'm sure going to miss Ana's inner goddess, her inner subconscious, Christian's happy trail, SHOUTY CAPITALS and kinky youknowwhattery!! I'll miss their email exchanges - they made me grin.
It's a wonderful journey with lots of crossroads, potholes and also hearts and flowers. It's an intense love story and I never once felt bored or like it was strung out and I actually wanted more.
There's a very sweet epilogue which is not to be missed and, at the end of the book, a retelling of their first 2 meetings from Christian's POV.
A most enthralling trilogy - one that will stay with me for ages.
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Reading Progress
January 16, 2012
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January 21, 2012
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January 25, 2012
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Finished Reading
February 10, 2012
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March 30, 2012
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March 30, 2012
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March 30, 2012
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contemporary-romance
March 30, 2012
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March 30, 2012
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August 16, 2012
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smuttastic
June 16, 2013
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billionaire-porn
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May 25, 2012 04:26PM
I haven't read this book yet, cause I'm nerdily saving it because it's the last one. :(
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i agree, i fell in love with everything about this book, i finished the trilogy last night and wish the books kept coming i just dont want it to end!!! if someone out there finds a book that is just as good as the fifty shades trilogy let me know, im trying hard to find one to replace it but nothing seems good enough haha. i am excited for the movie to come out thats for sure!!
Thanks Melissa. I can recommend a book that I enjoyed just as much but I would wait after reading Fifty. Have a break before you read this one as there are a lot of similarities.
