Fifty shades of grey

I've finished reading this unique narration by E. L. James in just a few days. It has been ages since I last managed to do this feat of concentrating on a paperback for less than many months. In fact, I only started reading it about 2 or 3 months after I purchased the trilogy. The novel is definitely arresting to put it mildly. I never dreamt of it being with explicit sex scenes and bondage deyails when I bought it. Only after about half way of reading did I actually screened at the back page and saw that it's categorized "erotic romance." :)

I was thinking just couple of hours ago when I thought I was at the peak of the excitement, that this man E L James is really good. The way he describes Anastasia's inner thoughts, revelayions, contradictions, it's really bullseye.

Only after I slowly finished reading the book have I actually read the author introduction on the vrry first page and knew that EL James is a happily married eoman and a mum of two. Ahh, I should have known.  Really I feel, only a woman would be able to describe confusion the way this novel has.

I am quite jealous no doubt of Anastasia, for being the seemingly stupid girl who eould be able to get an enigma like Cristian to eat from her hand. I cant help but thinking of the character of Vega in Victorious, playing innocent child, but dressed sexy, walked and moved her hips as if dancing naked at the love pole, all the way giving the come undress and fuck me now look on her face, the biggest pain in the ass and my most hated type of a bitch. But Ana really coaxed me back to liking her towards the end by putting up a fairly strong "I must not do this If I dont want to" attitude.

I am so going to start on the second book now.....