It’s a thriller in the best custom of Alfred Hitchcock and layered with splendidly composed characters; it’s the sort of book that is about difficult to put down. The shocks and bends keep the peruser speculating up until the last page, and my first thought after completing the novel was that I needed to peruse it a second time.
The story line is assembled perfectly and is composed in such a way, that I couldn’t put them down. All through the arrangement, I got myself snickering, crying, furious and humiliated. You get all that much joined to these characters and need to see them succeed in life and in their relationship. Ana and Christian develop such a great amount all through the arrangement.
I would say read the book! It’s more sentimental than whatever else, the sex goes away from plain sight in the long run and it’s not the focal point of the show - it’s their affection for each other, the dim past, and how they control one another into what’s to come.