"Jeez, Ah!, Wow, Inner goddess, Fuck, Crap, Oh!" 
 I must say, I kind of enjoyed this book. I know. It shocks me too. 
 In this book we get to see a whole new side to both Christian and Ana. It turns out, Christian is actually a human being! With Feelings and a conscience! Oh. My. God! Where is the world going? And Ana is more than just an awkward, clumsy idiot. What? No-way? Yes, it's true! She has character. 
 We see their relationship grow and it's kind of cute.. 
 But that doesn't change that this book only receives 3 stars though. Even if it was better then the previous books in the series, it was still boring as fuck. Yes, we see a huge development in the characters, but that doesn't change the fact that the plot is still shit. Nothing, I know I have said that in a lot of my reviews lately but this time I really mean it, and I mean nothing happens until page 444(!). Jepp, that's the page. 
 Unless you count sex as an interesting event. Because if you do, this book as an action story. 
 And don't get me started on the language... Let's just say that I will die a happy woman if I never have to see the word "Jeez" ever again. 
 "I hate fighting with you," he whispers. 
 "Well, stop being such an arse." 
 He chuckles and the captivating sound reverberates through his chest. He tightens his hold on me. "Arse?" 
 "Ass." 
 "I prefer arse." 
 "You should. It suits you." 
 This dialog... 
 "and the captivating sound reverberates through his chest" 
 In the end, I'm glad they sorted their problems out. It was getting a little bit tiering. 
 I'm glad I read the whole series. Now I can move on without having a fierce, burning hate inside me towards the first book.