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Fifty Shades Darker

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Ana and Christian try again on new terms. Adult romance with explicit sex scenes.

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Do you need to read it?

Yes. It's in the Main story, the list of only what moves the plot forward to the end of the saga.

Where it falls in the order

  • Main story2 of 3
  • Everything2 of 6
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Quick recap

Three days after leaving Christian, Ana starts work as an assistant to Jack Hyde, an editor at SIP, and Christian comes looking for her. He accepts her terms: no rules and no punishments. The reconciliation is full of traps: a former submissive who stalks her, an old lover of his who hates her and a boss who crosses the line. Christian proposes, and a missing helicopter shows Ana what she feels. Second volume. Adult romance with explicit sex scenes. Published in 2011.

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What changed on screen

  1. ChangeThe helicopter

    In the book Christian goes missing on the way to Seattle and returns saying both engines failed, with sabotage suspected. In the film the failure happens over Mt. St. Helens, he ditches in a forest and a big rescue operation follows.

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  2. ChangeThe slap for Elena

    At the birthday party Grace overhears the argument and, in the book, slaps Elena before throwing her out. In the film she only demands Elena leave for good.

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  3. ChangeJack Hyde

    In the book Jack corners Ana after hours and blackmails her. In the film he tries to assault her when they are alone, and she escapes. In both, Christian gets him fired.

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