Review: 50 Shades Meets the Chrismas Carol
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 9, 2014
First and foremost let me begin by stating that I received a free copy of the book from the author in exchange for my honest review (LOP R2R). Thank youTwas the Darkest Night is not for those faint of heart.  It is Dark, Sexy and very uncomfortable.  We face so many feelings and all at once it becomes overwhelming at times.  Sometimes I felt like Sophie gathered all of our Christmas stories, and twisted with her own version of 50 shades.  If you love Grey I can’t guarantee you will love Marshall but he is also one of those evilly beautiful beaten creatures that you can’t help but feel over protected over.  Then theirs Elsa, the eccentric, reclusive, and introvert shopkeeper who is madly infatuated with Marshall; but she is not the weakling or timid character we tend to encountered in sub/dom stories.  She is strong willed and will even surprise her self at how much can she take.If you love 50 shades and the Christmas carol you will love this book.*****Warning: Spoiler Alert*****Let’s start with Elsa’s and Marshals first sex scene. I was so confused. I wanted to hate Marshall for raping Elsa, for taking advantage of this lonely creature.  But I couldn’t I couldn’t help but feel like they belong together.  I know very disturbing.Then there was the scene during new years, the way Marshall submitted to Elsa was beautiful but at the same time oh so so very disturbing.Let’s move to something less disturbing….I was very disappointed that Sophie didn’t answer some of my questions. Such as why did Sally went to see Elsa at her Office even after she had cure her brother.  And how did she cured little Tim? When did Marshall realize that Elsa wasn’t after his money?  What happen to Marshall after his submission? How will their life be once he goes and works with his father?  How did his father react to his submission to a Troll?