It an erotic, mystery romance. The first book regardless of having 4 kids and commitment I read within a 46 hour period. It is truly captivating. Halfway through second now third has just arrived in post. The first book has a lot of sex and what I call 'extra curricular sexual activities.' They are a 27 year old man, with dominatrix and stalking tendencies, who happens to be a powerful self made billionaire and a 23 year old university graduate virgin. The man has a very troubled past and is hiding a lot (hence) the mystery, he has never had a girlfriend and never had 'vanilla sex' before merely submissives in his 'red room of pain'. '50 Shades' represents different sides of his personality. The second book delves more into the darker side of Mr Grey...
Different sides of his personality eh? His wedge is his least attractive feature to the ( University Educated!!) virgin obviously, she prefers the side of his personality that is into ice cream, vanilla flavoured? The intelligent chioce for graduates? My advice to the woman is to get him to help her with her massive student loan. Confused of Lee
Incidentally, my sister read the book and thought it was awful; but she thought it was going to be a crime thriller.
Also, I don't know why it annoys me that so many people have rushed out and bought it, just to jump on the bandwagon. What's the psychology behind disliking trends?
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Incidentally, my sister read the book and thought it was awful; but she thought it was going to be a crime thriller.
Also, I don't know why it annoys me that so many people have rushed out and bought it, just to jump on the bandwagon. What's the psychology behind disliking trends?
I saw a woman reading 50 Shades of Grey on the train today.
"At least you don't have to lick your fingers to turn the pages" I said with a smile,
"You disgusting wanker!" she screamed and stormed off down the carriage.
Are all Kindle readers such miserable bastards
Now what actually made him wake up, go to the shop and think ahh brown sauce will put my point forward?
Priceless.