Much
like the second book of its inferior counterpart - The relationship between
Grey and Steele is in tatters due to a betrayal. But the 2 leads dwell on their feelings &
their differences before coming to understand that what started as a brief
interlude has developed into something unexpected.
It’s
after this opening that the story diverges greatly & develops into a story of
its own. I tried to explain the second
book without giving away to much plot away the only things I could think of as
it’s a story of obsession and dealing with past wrongs. So the following issues
of independence, trust, acceptance, submission and, most importantly,
unconditional love is all in play. Despite the intensity and conflict the tone
remains witty and playful and romantic.
Caught
up in the whirlwind of conflicting emotions and her feelings for Christian,
Anastasia acquiesces to Christian’s impromptu marriage proposal.
The
introduction of several new characters from Christian’s past has Anastasia doubt
both her feelings and his for her as she is caught up in this past, that she has not even begin to understand or work through the ramifications of Christian's past are
now directly affecting her happiness and threatening her life with Christian.
The
book is heavy on the angst, inner monologue, intense war of battle wills, heavy
on sex but light on BDSM .Reading
this book was like being in a every steadying wind-turbine test tunnel as it is
ramps up towards the final book. My only issue I had was some overly repetitive
phase usage as far as physical reactions to things done or said.
If
the first book was 2.5, this is most certainly a 3.5 start out of 5. I’m
completely addicted
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