A misunderstood book about a misunderstood people

Christian Grey is more than a sex addict Stalker, and this book is more than a pornographic novel. Granted, the sex scenes are fierce and very go toward pornography, and because my thing is not - to be honest, I find these scenes partially disgusting - I prefer for a ZIP code. But other than that I like the book very well, because it is the one marked by the self-irony (Originally a trembling heap raging female hormones) the narrator, who is in his own words the clumsiest person in the entire state of Washington. And Christian Grey, whose emotional life you only get gradually access, is misunderstood by the narrator at the beginning as well as the reader. This is of course the fact that the reader does not know as the narrator.

A suspense novel is this first book, of course not, but it is supported by the feelings that are described very intense, and, certainly will be able to understand at least the female readership, which is believed to be in the majority. For the emotionally charged and yet so quiet end of the first book I almost returned the previously drawn star, but the criticism of the scenes on the book in the newspapers often (wrongly!) Is reduced, I would like to leave. Although I read every book in principle attention from start to finish, I'll make an exception here and fly over these scenes at the next reading.

I hope that Ian Somerhalder will assume the lead role in the film version, because the facial expressions of Christian Grey, who is repeatedly described in great detail especially in the first encounters, I strongly reminiscent of Damon Salvatore. The role is Ian Somerhalder almost tailor-made for.

All in all, this is a book worth reading, that should not be reduced to single inappropriate scenes, because the talent of the author is not only in describing events very closely, that I do not have to read as accurately as not really prudish person, but in its witty (crap!), emotional and easily nachzuempfindenden kind, the development of two people to each other and to describe their relationship.