Fifty Shades Freed

Ok, well I only read this book because I can't leave a series unfinished, it seems. I didn't have a moral issue with this book but I did find it incredibly frustrating and not necessary. It was just a merry-go-round of eating, minor conflict, resolution of said conflict, sex, and then random acts of mediocrity. For instance, was it completely necessary to read 5 pages of her washing his hair and then shortly after cutting his hair? Was that pertinent in some way? I'm glad to be done with this series and it's uselessness.

It is well worth the read. It isn't the greatest written book but it does light your fire and sensual awareness. I read all three books in a week because I wanted to know what happens next. Yes, there are many errors, repeated words and obvious thesaurus words you might need to look up but the story is great. I am rereading already just to relive the excitement. YouTube the songs mentioned for a heightened experience. Definitely going on my fav list.

Book 3 slows down quite a bit but then picks up half way threw the book. I enjoyed the ending but can always get more of Mr. Grey.

Loved Christian's character and how the psychological aspect of his childhood came into play, blah, blah, blah....lol

Still guilty pleasure and it was fun. Can we say rip off from Stephanie Myers?

Next book.