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| 708 of 770 people found the following review helpful  Sheer brilliance ... or maybe it's just so bad that it's good,  Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Fifty Shades Freed: Book Three of the Fifty Shades Trilogy (Paperback) There are life's guilty pleasures, and then there is the guiltiest spectacle of them all: the Fifty Shades of Grey spectacle. It's time to review this precious pearl of literary genius, so I'm going to dive on in. Hold me.When we last left our romantic icons, Ana Steele and Christian Grey, they were newly engaged and facing (a) Ana's ex-boss, Jack Hyde, whom Christian fired in a fit of jealous pique when Jack made a pass at Ana and (b) Christian's "Mrs. Robinson," the woman who initiated him into his life of BDSM. Can these two crazy love birds find happiness and contentment? Thank goodness E. L. James doesn't keep us hanging and gives us the GIFT that is Fifty Shades Freed. The tale opens just after Christian and Ana's wedding, as the two bask on their European honeymoon. They bicker, rock the headboard, bicker some more, and have make-up rocking of the headboard. While enjoying their romantic interlude, Christian learns that someone apparently tried to... Read more 459 of 511 people found the following review helpful  How did this EVER get on NYT's best selling list?, This review is from: Fifty Shades Freed: Book Three of the Fifty Shades Trilogy (Kindle Edition) I don't usually review books but with all the hype surrounding this trilogy, I felt compelled to do so. With all the grammatical errors, lack of editing, repetitive phrases, and overall teenage writing style, how could this series possibly be on the New York Times best selling list? There's so many errors that I found myself searching for the next one instead of staying connected to the storyline. For all this you have to pay $10 for each of these books? Really NYT? I am SO thankful I was able to read this for free on my friend's kindle. EL James and the publishing house should be ashamed of letting this series go to publication, as is, let alone charging so much.As far as the characters, I'll start with Ana, the heroine. Or should I say the immature, weak, doormat. If you love a strong heroine or one who eventually becomes one, you will probably hate Ana as much as I do. She is seriously nauseating! Her thoughts and actions are those of a pre-teen, NOT a college... Read more 341 of 380 people found the following review helpful Fifty more disturbing shades of an abusive relationship, This review is from: Fifty Shades Freed: Book Three of the Fifty Shades Trilogy (Paperback) I figured I read the last two (don't ask me why!) I might as well give the third one a whirl. Glad I didn't have to pay for it, otherwise I'd demand my money back!!! Let me start by first getting some things off my chest..no pun intended. This has got to be one of the most disturbing relationships in literary history! There are so many things wrong with this series I thought I should list them in no particular order:1. It's poorly written: the author is constantly repeating herself. Yes, apparently Christian is hot. We get it. I don't need constant reminding about how sculptured his lips are or how his pants hang from his hips in whatever way. There are so many repetitions of how lovely his face is, how turned on Ana is, how he wants to bite her lip (hello? He bites it so much how can she even apologize to him?) Not to mention the annoying inner goddess and Mrs. Robinson. 2. British slang creeping its way into a book supposedly narrated by an American! Huh? I... Read more |
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