E. L. James strikes again! GREY, part of the Fifty Shades of Grey series, is beautifully written from the point of view of Christian Grey. E. L. James did a magnificent job in delving into the mind of the most eligible bachelor and CEO of Grey Enterprises. James has made it easier for fans to understand Christian and why he behaves the way he does—from the moment Ana stumbled into his office to his need to dominate her. GREY gives you wonderful insight into who Christian Grey really is and what he fears most. I love the way GREY is written almost like a diary, but really you are seeing things from his day-to-day perspective.

Being a billionaire has its moments, but even for Christian life can seem dull. Until that fateful day Anastasia Steele stumbles into his office for an interview for the school paper. Instantly consumed by a need for her, he loses himself and begins to realize what he wants is her and not like his usual kind of relationship. Scared of going too far and scaring her away, Grey faces his deepest, darkest demons. Can he get past them? Why is he so terrified? What is going on in that head of his?

I highly recommend GREY by E. L. James to any Fifty Shades of Grey fan. After reading the first three books, I always wondered what went through Christian Grey's head. In GREY, James captures the complexity that is Christian. From his thoughts and dreams to his fears and ever growing nightmares, there is more of an understanding in all that is Christian Grey. Even the most powerful of men have feelings and insecurities, no matter how tough they seem on the outside.