I kept trying to remember when certain events in the story happened and relate them to where I was at in the book … of course I also kept thinking of events in the final book and telling myself I have to wait! It’s great to see Christian evolve as a person and the childlike wonder he brings to the story as he discovers love and more importantly someone who can love him in return. Just like it was with Grey (the retelling of Fifty Shades of Grey), I really enjoyed revisiting the story and seeing it through Christian’s eyes. For instance, we get to see Christian’s crash in Charlie Tango through his terrified eyes and the conversation between his mom and him at the end of the book after Grace discovers his past relationship with Elena. We don’t get a whole lot of extra scenes, but there are some. So yes, this is Fifty Shades Darker … the exact same storyline … told to us once again.
No one can love a monster, no matter how compassionate they are.”
She doesn’t know what I’m capable of, or why I do what I do. How could someone as sweet and wonderful as his Ana ever love someone as dark and demented as him? He knows that if she ever knows the full depravity of his mind, a glimpse of the monster, he will lose her forever. He’s miserable without her and now is armed with a plan to win her back! He’s ready to give up his playroom and try his first ever vanilla relationship, if only she’ll agree to give him one last chance!īut even as Christian and Ana embark on this new adventure, he’s plagued by his own demons of his past.
He can’t understand why she just didn’t use her safe word, but he has now lost her. This book is a retelling of Fifty Shades Darker, this time we hear it from Christian himself!Īna has left Christian after he went too far with his punishment, despite her telling him to do his worst. Fifty Shades as Told by Christian, Book #2
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