Who's reading Fifty Shades of Grey?

azzabazza

What do we read once we have finished Book 3?

I would agree it is not filth, just a bit raunchy. I remember when I had to read Lady Chatterley's Lover with a brown cover on it so my mum wouldn't know! And, well, the Kama Sutra also caused a bit of a stir when I was in my teens.

raven83

I remember getting hold of Madonna's "Sex" book when I was a teen, I was obsessed with Madonna back then I thought she was the ultimate sexual goddess:p. Her book was good, loads of little erotic stories, a lot about bondage etc, I had a grin on my face for quite a while after that, back then it was quite risque but by today's standards it is on the soft side :rotfl:

Grumpygit

azzabazza wrote: »

What do we read once we have finished Book 3?

I would agree it is not filth, just a bit raunchy. I remember when I had to read Lady Chatterley's Lover with a brown cover on it so my mum wouldn't know! And, well, the Kamu Sutra also caused a bit of a stir when I was in my teens.

Yeh - know what you mean.

Have downloaded the Sinners (Olivia Cunning) books from amazon and to be honest I am only reading them for something to read - they aren't gripping me like the 50 books did (that sounds soooo sad I know) I think that the Sinners books were a recomendation on this thread early on!

I've been reading quite a few of these sorts of books recently and I've yet to find one that I've enjoyed as much.

I've read:

The Initiation of Ms Holly (KD Grace)
Strokes of Genius (Kitty von Klass)
Insatiable (Julie O'Neill)
Anything He Wants (Sara Fawkes)
By His Desire (Kate Grey)
Bedtime erotica (Lexy Harper)
18+ Hot erotic Sex Stories (Anon)

And they have been ok - nothing to write home about

I might try Black Lace next

daisiegg

azzabazza wrote: »

What do we read once we have finished Book 3?

I have seen images/mentions of Story of O in the wake of this Shades of Grey thing.....I REALLY hope that nice innocent people who enjoyed Grey DON'T try and read that! :eek:

raven83

daisiegg wrote: »

I have seen images/mentions of Story of O in the wake of this Shades of Grey thing.....I REALLY hope that nice innocent people who enjoyed Grey DON'T try and read that! :eek:

OOOhhh sounds interesting....tell me more?:D

daisiegg

raven83 wrote: »

OOOhhh sounds interesting....tell me more?:D

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Story_of_O

It's really quite dark and hardcore. I can't say I particularly enjoyed it,even though I wanted to.

gallygirl

daisiegg wrote: »

I have seen images/mentions of Story of O in the wake of this Shades of Grey thing.....I REALLY hope that nice innocent people who enjoyed Grey DON'T try and read that! :eek:

Crikey I'd forgotten about that :eek::eek::eek::eek:

Grumpygit

It's available on the Kindle - may download it

raven83

daisiegg wrote: »

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Story_of_O

It's really quite dark and hardcore. I can't say I particularly enjoyed it,even though I wanted to.

Sounds quite interesting, will have give it a read

azzabazza

Thanks for the recommendations. i can see I will need to do a bit of research. Just been recommended Bared to You by Sylvia Day. First part of a trilogy. Part 2 out in October and Part 3 early next year.