Though the film and book series have been criticized for their premise, Lipinska sees them as an outlet for fantasies — one in conversation with other famous stories. First off, here is a * huge spoiler warning* for those that need that (and a cold shower) before reading more about “365 Days.

When all is said and done, Laura decides to cut ties with the obsessed Massimo because we all need to face it. There's one part that I'm totally sure that 100 percent of people say is bulls---, and it's really not," she said. Viewers might be surprised to learn that the steamy series is based on a trilogy by Polish author Blanka Lipińska - and that fans of the books were not at all impressed by how the love story of Laura and Massimo wrapped up. I mean it is one thing to appreciate the attractiveness of someone else while you are in love with one person and something else to be thinking of kissing or making love to that someone else.It wasn’t helped by the fact that Massimo was crushed with grief and guilt and pulled away from her.

During an earlier attempt on his life, a vision appeared before his eyes: a beautiful woman, identical to Laura. She and Olga are invited to the Lagos Fashion Fair, and they travel to Portugal, where Nacho is coincidentally staying for a surfing competition.

I moaned in pleasure, wrapping my arms around his neck and spreading my legs, as he took his place between them, hips slowly twisting. Still, then Laura found out the truth that Massimo let go of their unborn child to save her (which I find reasonable) so she got mad and went back to Nacho, got married, and got pregnant. She never really takes responsibility, goes from admitting she's an IDIOT to being proud of how SMART she is 2 pages later. I love the fact that all of these books are romantic, sexy, super steamy and have storylines that integrate well together.

But as a precarious, risky relationship forms between them, forces outside their control threaten to tear them apart. Laura wanted to take her lover to the wedding without being divorced yet, knowing full well the guests would be the same as at her own wedding. Usually when you've read a book series, you can roughly know what to expect from the movie adaptations. If anyone had told me during last New Year’s Eve that I would end up where I was, I would have burst out in laughter.Massimo visits the grave of his twin brother, Adriano, who was killed during the events of the previous film. If you do some quick digging on the books (via Republic World), you will find that the “365 Days” series gets pretty dark on the Laura/Massimo front. Fans of the books have praised the film for its faithful adaptation of the source material, and new readers have been drawn to the series because of the movie's popularity.