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    …third book in the series, Fifty Shades Freed, was published in January 2012, and in February James signed a contract with the major international publisher Knopf Doubleday. While these initial installments were from Ana’s perspective, James later issued a series of books as told by Christian: Grey (2015), Darker (2017),…

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    …third book in the series, Fifty Shades Freed, was published in January 2012, and in February James signed a contract with the major international publisher Knopf Doubleday. While these initial installments were from Ana’s perspective, James later issued a series of books as told by Christian: Grey (2015), Darker (2017),…

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