Fifty Shades Freed: Book Three of the Fifty Shades Trilogy

It is like a merry go round, going around and around but you can not get off or stop the music!!

the story line and the way it was built from book one to the end of book three

I did get a bit frustrated wit the complete narration of subject lines and other mundane details of the email conversations.

Definitely, I would cut a third of the sex out and condense the series into one book with a reasonable story line.

Not for a long time. Too much drawn out sex in the middle of the story just getting going. Repetitive language. I found myself fast forwarding past the sex to get back to the story.

Not too bad.

Yes and no. I enjoyed the book but became frustrated with Anastasia's language and her "Inner Goddess"

Just how naive can a woman be? Miss Steele and Mr Grey? Come on. A college student who is absolutely stunning and still a virgin??? Was this set in the wrong era??? A virgin who has rough initial sex then repeats it the next morning??? Unbelievable.

If it was ONE book instead of drawn out to three

No

Understandable, and good inflections

This set of books to me, was whiny and monotonous and not very well written. Could have put everything in to one book instead of stretching it out and making it boring. This set of books ticked me off more than inspired me. By the third book you just knew how the characters were going to react and what they were going to say. AND I found myself saying "NOT fair" a lot and rolling my eyes. I don't think I would recommend this book to anyone.

It has a good plot and it has the potential for further books to be written , even a mini series for TV

Mr Grey of course

First night in the pleasure room

No

No

Narrator had a very irritating whiny voice especially when trying to "change" characters

Condese the 3 books into 1 book I was often bored and impatient with the "perfection" of Christian Grey.

Someone with a less specific accent? I loved Davina Porter in the Outlander series

It certainly made me question my idea of what is acceptable sex between committed couples who are open and honest with each other. It also reminded me of how dangerously overwhelming sexual attraction can be, especially for the 18 - 25 age group.

Take away all the kinkery sex and it was just a feel good Mills and Boon story marketed by a brilliant publisher! I loved the covers of the books

AS inpiring to the other two books this one put a bit more of edge on Ana & christian history love the end and every through that, also is realy well spoken in a way that put you there insde the book!

when they go back to the first time they meet from Chrsitin prospective ans the acion part were she is hurt by Hyde

love her voice and the way she narrates

Christian!

Yes and I have.

I would love to 50 out to dinner.

Loved the story line,

PFFFFTTTTTT!!!!!
disappointed, i am not one to stop a book, i just couldn't finish this.............inner goddess or not, it was NOT doing a ma range...........even with music

Knowing that Ana was able to bring her '50 Shades' into the light. I had been told that I would need to read all three books to fully understand the story of Ana and Christian and even though it was hard going sometimes I was really pleased that I persisted and read to the end.

I really enjoyed the last two chapters when we heard Christians first impressions of Ana - she had him from the start. He was so arrogant - but with this coming at the end of the book it was great to know just how Christian ticked.

I have also read the book and I think Becca was able to give the characters more definition.

Strangely enough it was the third last chapter when four year old Christian speaks (in his mind) about what life with his new family means to him. Unfortunately this is fiction imitating life. I felt so sad for this little boy who had endured so much.