Am I the only one that wishes there was less spanking and more love story?
I just finished the first book.
Also, I find it a little annoying that every time they get it on, she has to comment about his body wash or sumshiits. We get it, he smells good.
Maybe I am a dried up old prude.
Re: 50 shades of meh
I thought it was crap. I've read all three and I still feel like they were all pretty terrible.
OMG! I wanted to kill her inner goddess and her halfmoon shaped glasses!
I hated it. All these women I know were talking about how hot and sexy it was, and how they could barely stop from squirming while reading it.
I'm sorry, just no. The sex scenes were almost painful (ha!) to read. There's no way I could get turned on by such crap.
I didn't try reading it. I prefer other reading material that doesn't drag on for three books worth of non existent editting.
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I can't bear to look at it.
I've heard too many rumblings about the writing and grammar. And if axe body spray makes an appearance, it's clearly not the book for me.
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Ohmigod, this! I was so sick of the book and the references to her inner goddess.
I also could not stand the body wash comments and how everything he did turned her on. "He's chopping carrots... oh man, I want him." Gawh!
Both characters drove me nuts. I stopped after the 2nd book.
This. I'd rather read Anais Nin. If I wanted some ill ish to rub one out to...well there are a lot of internet resources better then 50 shades. Oh, and I like my hands book- free for those purposes.
This. Exactly.
I could gag every time she says "Ohhh myyy" or "What?! No!"
And yes, I want to throat lunch the inner goddess, too. Honestly, the DTD scenes weren't impressive. All her childish internal dialogue ruined any chance of them being good. Not to mention all the clich? terminology. If I had a dime for every smut book that refers to "the hollow at the base of my throat" I'd buy a yacht.
Justine by De Sade, Venus in Furs by Von Sacher Masoch...those two are the ones that the term sadomasochism is coined after. Also, when I was drawing creepy whores in figure drawing class back in college... my teacher suggested The Story of the Eye by Georges Bataille. I never looked at my professor the same after reading this book. There is some effed up ish in there.
Anything that was originally Twilight fanfic is on my do-not-read list. I did read the tumblr 50shadesof suck though.
I'll take my harlequins over than crap any day.
You are not the only one. I will say the 2nd two books are better than the first but overall I think the books are just ok.
The story line is good if it weren't for the crappy writing and crappy character development.
I was in Target and I found another book next to the 50 Shades of Grey trilogy called Bared to you: A Crossfire Novel by Sylvia Day which I recommend.
The story is very similar to 50 shades of Grey but the writing is so much better and the character development is much better (and there is no mention of an "inner goddess . I enjoyed this book much more than 50 shades of Grey. It is also going to be a series but the next book won't be out until October.