Consider checking them out - you might find the perfect book to scratch the same itch Fifty Shades did.
Not all of the 14 recommendations here are "Fifty Shades of Grey" dupes - they don't all deal with BDSM, for instance, and some are more on the "sweet and sensual" side of the erotica spectrum, while others are all about the graphic sex scenes.
So if anyone can let me know in the comments, Id be much obliged. But i still want to know what happens at the end. I opted for this book especially for the taboo romance but its becoming a bit too much for me. In fact, there's a whole side of BookTok totally devoted to swapping romance-novel recommendations. How does it end Spoilers for obvious reasons. The Fifty Shades books (and movies) are a fine place to start, but if you want more books like "Fifty Shades of Grey," you have plenty of options. In case you're not already a fan of erotic literature, let us make the case: romance novels are fun and often very well written, too, with interesting plots, compelling characters, and steamy sex scenes that are sure to give you a few ideas you can bring into your own bedroom. And in some senses, it gave the world of romance writing a much-needed makeover - or, rather, it opened many readers' eyes to how exciting and modern romance novels and books like "Fifty Shades of Grey" really are, not just the corny bodice-rippers they have a reputation for being. Like This Book Read These: Thirst Trap by Chelle Sloan The Misfits by Shandi Boyes Doing It Right by Harloe Rae One Bossy Proposal by Nicole Snow Last. Remember when "Fifty Shades of Grey" was the hottest book around? The 2011 novel - which then became a series, and then a movie series - took the world by storm, awakening the desires and enlivening the minds of thousands of readers. If you buy a product we have recommended, we may receive affiliate commission, which in turn supports our work. As POPSUGAR editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too.
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