"Fifty Shades Freed" - E. L. James

A while ago, when Anastasia had first met the young and successful Christian Grey both of their lives would end up being changed forever as a torrid love affair was sparked, which eventually led them to not only discover a whole lot about each other, but also about themselves. 

Their relationship did fall apart at some point, mainly due to Christian’s bizarre sexual desires, but they did come back together when he agreed to delve into a deeper commitment to the relationship.While they are living happily together, Anastasia slowly comes to realize that in order for them to be together she would have to share Christian’s lifestyle without sacrificing her own freedom in the process. 

Fifty Shades Freed by E. L. James (Book cover)
Meanwhile, Christian Grey must learn to overcome his addiction to control and put down the events from his past which have been haunting him for a long time now. Just when it starts to look as if the couple can achieve anything, that which Anastasia has always feared happens, and her dream turns into a very real nightmare with which she must now deal with… not to mention that she also has to face Christian’s less-than-honorable legacy.


E. L. James (Author)

E. L. James


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E.L. James is a British author who is best-known for writing the best-selling erotic romance novels, Fifty Shades of Grey and its sequels. Her books have been sold in over 70 million copies around the world, and she received four awards in 2012, including the UK National Book Award.



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