Ok, this is the end for the book that brought BDSM/ rape culture into mainstream. Don't get me wrong (not a huge fan of twilight or this trilogy... but between the two, I'll admit this one I like better) NOT A FAN, BUT NOT A HATER EITHER :) 
 Bad points: 
 1. Over sex. Probably if you remove pages of Mr. And Mrs. Grey bed shenanigans, we'll be left with a half page book, but then again this is erotica, its fundamentals: sex. 
 2. Underdeveloped villains. Seemed like the psychotic Hyde and blackmailed Ms. Morgan was created at the last minute as to portray the final love hurdle of the Grey couple. 
 3. Unnecessary/ unbelievable/ highly doubtful car chases, arsons, life threatening kidnappings. We could have just hoped for a better conflict story for the last part of FSOG, but then James probably ran out of ideas. 
 However, I love this book as a love story. Why? 
 1. Story is not cliche. This is a love story that is not something that just popped into James' mind, not everyone underwent this, she intended to introduce a culture we did /did not know existed till we read this book, James exploited a denied society full of secrets and delivered it to 3 books. 
 2. Reality of this love story is concrete. Much to our demise, the relationship introduced here is abusive, manipulative and not something worth celebrating, however it exists... despite that this kind of relationship is what we do not patronize, it piqued our interest and as we gave chance to the book, we actually witnessed progress in the story. How C.Grey's character shifted and how the imperfect relationship will be the type accepted. 
 Take note: I despise love stories because they are so mainstream and repetitive. 
 And yeah, its not the most perfectly written love story or the greatest written book in that manner, but this is my type of love story (vague, realistic, empathic and compelling) and I gave it 4 stars, 'cause what? I just never read anything like it.. there is courage + genuity... kudos to EL James!