Fifty shades darker
I've written a subjective review of fifty shades of grey, and now i'm moving to the second part of the trilogy, fifty shades darker.
In short:
I think it's better than the first book.
Vanilla sex and kinky fuckery (terms used to describe normal and rough sex) still dominate the book, making the storyline a little bit too simple, without any meaningful conflicts.
But what i like about the second book is that the author has gotten better at characterizing each person. We can see a better and normal side of christian grey, who's surprisingly not a sadist, as Dr. Flynn said. But for me, he is still both sadist and a sex addict. The author, in my opinion, tried to justify Grey's abnormal self or rather, justify the author weird sex fantasies.
But I found myself enjoying this book. It didn't take me long to finish the book. I like how the author made christian grey more normal. I like the fact that Grey is healing.
I don't know what to say anymore. I'm not good at reviewing something. So let's end it here.
In short:
I think it's better than the first book.
Vanilla sex and kinky fuckery (terms used to describe normal and rough sex) still dominate the book, making the storyline a little bit too simple, without any meaningful conflicts.
But what i like about the second book is that the author has gotten better at characterizing each person. We can see a better and normal side of christian grey, who's surprisingly not a sadist, as Dr. Flynn said. But for me, he is still both sadist and a sex addict. The author, in my opinion, tried to justify Grey's abnormal self or rather, justify the author weird sex fantasies.
But I found myself enjoying this book. It didn't take me long to finish the book. I like how the author made christian grey more normal. I like the fact that Grey is healing.
I don't know what to say anymore. I'm not good at reviewing something. So let's end it here.
