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Fifty Shades Darker Plot

Daunted by the singular tastes and dark secrets of the beautiful, tormented young entrepreneur Christian Grey, Anastasia Steele has broken off their relationship to start a new career with a Seattle publishing house.

But desire for Christian still dominates her every waking thought, and when he proposes a new arrangement, Anastasia cannot resist. They rekindle their searing sensual affair, and Anastasia learns more about the harrowing past of her damaged, driven and demanding Fifty Shades.

While Christian wrestles with his inner demons, Anastasia must confront the anger and envy of the women who came before her, and make the most important decision of her life.

Fifty Shades Darker Book Reviews

Zoe Williams (The Guardian)


The second volume is a bald and rushed go at monetising the brand. The deviant stuff is largely excised, and the move towards mainstream sexual endeavour seems to bore the author. Her fantasies turn instead to what presents she'd like if she fetched up with a billionaire.
The link between volumes is so clumsy that you have to look away ('He thinks he doesn't deserve to be loved. Why does he feel that way? Does it have to do with his upbringing? His birth mom, the crack whore?'). The need for a plot invites in some true gothic horror show and, stripped of his deviations, Christian Grey is just a controlling, unpleasant man whom, even 30 years ago, no sane heroine would ever have married, however Holy-hell-shit-I-can't-breathe hot he was.

Andrew O'Hagan (London Review of Books)

Fifty Shades of Grey deploys every bonkbuster cliché in existence – powerful men, private planes and multiple orgasms. But the trilogy also responds to a new measure of doubt in the recession culture of today: Anastasia, towards the end of the first volume, becomes uneasy about the money thing. Before splitting up with Chris – don’t worry, they’ll be back on the thwacking sled, and more vigorously, in Fifty Shades Darker – she gives him back the laptop, the car and the BlackBerry. There’s a crunch to the gravel beneath her feet as she walks away: I’m not a whore, she thinks. If you want to buy me you’ll have to up your game and tell me who you really are. I deserve love. The real deal. Then we can go to the Red Room and then we can spend your money.

Melissa Berne (The Young Folks)


The sequel, “Fifty Shades Darker,” was a better read because I ended up liking the characters much more. Through initial heartache, Anastasia Steele is able to see clearly what she wants and needs from this man. When she is reunited with Grey she communicates more by speaking her mind, which differs from the first book where she was more reserved with her feelings. As a result, she becomes a stronger woman and, to my pleasure, more and more defiant to the control freak that is Christian Grey. The more Ana challenges him the more exasperated and turned on he gets. Grey has spent much of his adult life avoiding feelings and only having sexual relationships with women. He has never wanted “more” until Ana. He grows stronger as well, going from being emotionally shutdown to falling in love with Anastasia without even realizing it. She slowly brings him out of his self-loathing, dark place by making him realize that he is worthy of love.
All in all “Fifty Shades Darker,” was a good read. The sequel is better as the characters grow and we delve deeper into Christian Grey’s psyche.


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