Fifty Shades Freed--Chapter Four (Part III)In which we see the most clichéd love scene in the history of the world; Grey makes a statement filled with plotholes, leading Ana to jump to a ludicrous conclusion; Versailles is dragged into this book and is dissed by Grey; the timeline turns into a Möbius strip; and Ana's Symbolic Dream symbolizes the ( Read more... )

Fifty Shades Freed--PrologueKet and I are subjected to a nightmare in which Grey's unaware that anything is wrong, the corpse of Grey's mother refuses to decay, a four-year-old doesn't know how to use a phone in an emergency, Grey's alleged hatred for blondes stems from one compassionate cop, and the whole dream is the result of a tantrum over one ( Read more... )