Originally I was recommended this book way back when, by amazon or goodreads and I nearly got it, but the fact it was 1 of 3, and she 'ran off' in the second put me off(that sort of story line tends to...). 
 Then there was the comparison with Twilight...and my friends sister bought them and hid them on her bookshelf (Something she does with any remotely interesting book she's 'embarrassed' to be seen in possession of. Something we find horribly humorous). 
 But in need of an erotica/bondage/BDSM book for a book challenge this one kept cropping up, so I clicked, and a copy was mine! (seems the publisher's currently struggling with the demands and it's sold out everywhere. Gotta love e-books!) 
 I find it odd that a book with such an 'underground' subject is so mainstream and I can tell from reading some of the reviews, some people struggled with this. 
 Despite the horribly annoying first person, present tense (Which I didn't actually notice right away because my brain was automatically changing it from 'looks' to 'looked') I liked this book more than I thought. However, it took me some time to read because Ana was so damned annoying with her split personality 'inner goddess' and 'conscious' and her 'he cant love me' despite all the blatant evidence showing that, if he doesnt he soon will. 
 I really want to know what happens next, both with their relationship and with Christian but too much Ana in one go is just frustrating.