A wonderful end

I expected this final forward and at the same time I dreaded that moment. Saying goodbye to Ana and Christian was very difficult but I closed it last book stars in their eyes and smile. I have again had a great time playing. EL James thank you for this wonderful love story.

The beginning of the novel begins almost where had completed Volume 2. Ana and Christian are married and on honeymoon. With memories of the heroine, we review the wedding and it is moving although I would have liked to live it "at present." The abundance of words of love shows us they are very happy even if the Christian past continues to haunt him.

The relationship between Christian and Ana Grey is now much healthier than before. They are married, it is definitely more his subject even if it seems to forget from time to time. Still, Ana is no longer afraid to defy and to remind her husband of obligations. I had already immensely in the second volume (which was a favorite) but then I felt a lot of affection for Ana who is enormously affirmed and strengthened since the first chapter of Fifty Shades of Grey .
Christian is itself much more tender and reveals more and more, especially at the end when he finally opens his wife. This is also a very moving passage that gave me butterflies in my stomach. Christian is a complex character that I like that has not ceased to surprise me over the volumes.

I noticed that there were fewer sex scenes than the other album. Fifty shades lighter is not chaste but so far I would say that the love scenes are more intense and certainly more daring. Ana is no longer the white goose of the first volume and is not afraid to explore the limits. Even if their reports are a hard way, I found that they were also softer. Christian is now attention to the well being of his wife and does not sutout hurt.

The course of the novel is very predictable. We know what will happen and we do not believe for a moment to a sad end to our two lovers. However, I did not bored either. I waited impatiently that I sensed and bingo, it happened. Ana and Christian deserved, we are happy for them. Thank you to the author for writing the perfect ending to the trilogy.

In conclusion, Fifty Shades is a trilogy that will mark me and I'm not ready to forget. I encourage you all to read at least the first volume to form your own opinion. Some love it, others hate it, that's how. Personally, I am one of those he did dream and I hope you will be conquered as much as me.