Fifty shades darker book 2

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But desire for Grey still dominates her every waking thought, and when he proposes a new arrangement, she cannot resist. Soon she is learning more about the harrowing past of her damaged, driven and demanding Fifty Shades than she ever thought possible. But while Grey wrestles with his inner demons, Ana must make the most important decision of her life.

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Fifty Shades Darker by E L James (ebook)

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And since there are a lot of sex scenes, I experienced no less than 15 instances of deja vu. Even my inner voice sounded bored; "He slides his fingers in and swirls, blah blah blah, erection digging into my hip, yadda yadda, gotta remember to pick up milk at the store tomorrow Ana is a mental midget.

This is not about her choices, it's about her inability to comprehend even the simplest of concepts. I think my favorite demonstration was during a charity auction Christian's parents were hosting. Or Christian. We never really know for sure, but anyway, because of this threat, Christian has hired more security. Taylor, Christian's chief bodyguard, now has three guys under his command, and all four of them are cruising the party, keeping an eye out for Ms.

Small, Dark, and Nutsy. After watching a fireworks display during which Ana was awed like a fucking four-year-old , I was treated to this exchange: Christian: "Stay with me a moment. Taylor wants us to wait while the crowd disperses.

Christian: "I think that fireworks display probably aged him a hundred years. The best part is Christian's reaction: "Christian gazes down at me fondly and shakes his head but doesn't elaborate.

You know what I'm talking about. Otherwise I'd take you up in Charlie Tango right now and push you out somewhere over the Space Needle.

Fifty Shades Darker : Book 2 of the Fifty Shades trilogy

At one point, Christian and Ana are discussing his crazy ex-sub, Leila, and Ana can tell Christian is holding something back, so she snaps at Christian to tell her what's going on. I know E. James is a Brit, and yeah, maybe she views this as the United States of Barbarity, but you can't just wander into a fucking gun store and ask for a goddamn CPL.

In fact, in Washington state, it can take up to 60 days for an out-of-state resident to receive theirs, and that's after the background check. The stupid doesn't end there, though. I gaze at him, blinking, and feel the blood draining from my face as I absorb this news. I may faint. Suppose she wants to kill him? I kinda figured she'd go the subtle route and get herself a bunny. It was during moments like that when I wished I knew Ana in real life, simply for of the amount of fun that could be had fucking with her.

It's so much worse than that. A concealed weapons permit means she can download a concealed weapon. Concealed weapons are Well, guess what? She also has the emotional maturity of a fruit fly. It's worse than hanging out with a love-sick year-old. Because it's hanging out with a love-sick year-old with the emotional maturity of a fruit fly. I thought I made this clear. You know who else made it clear? I was beaten over the head over and over and over again with Ana's self-doubt and insecurities.

She's so unsure of herself, in fact, that she keeps asking the reader questions; "What is he trying to tell me? Over the coming days, they spend time together. Ana discovers that Christian has bought the company she works for and she is upset. He says he wants to keep her safe, and that he will download any other company that employs her. Ana's boss becomes pushy toward Ana, and makes a pass at her. Ana kicks him and rushes away. When Christian finds out, he orders Jack fired.

Christian begs Ana to promise never to leave him. Ana fears that he will not be happy with that situation for the long term. She also knows that he has secrets.

She soon discovers that one of them is that Christian's biological mother stood by while her pimp beat Christian and put cigarettes out on Christian's body. He spent days in an apartment with his mother's body after her death. His adoptive mother was a doctor on duty at the hospital after police found Christian and his mother. These are the reasons he fears being touched and has nightmares.

Elena is a friend of Christian's mother.