3.5 rounded up to 4 stars. I think if I judged this to the standard of other HR I might give it 3 stars. It’s told entirely from the male character’s point of view, we’re not told much about the characters beyond these events, and I didn’t care that much for the heroine. But as a story written by the hero of the previous book based on those leads, with the purpose of seducing that heroine into reconsidering the hero in a different light through erotic fiction, none of that bothered me as much. Then naturally it would be told from the hero’s perspective, (both because that’s the one he knows, and also because that’s the one she needs to be made aware of). So as an addition to that book, rather than a stand alone, I’m rounding up. The feelings of the hero are beautifully described, it’s very easy to feel for him. And the steam is a little on the racier side. It was easy to read and easy to recall when I had to set it aside and then picked it up again. ( )

Lo leí en una sentada (¿o en una acostada?... que se yo) y más que nada porque amo a Hastings y a Helena; y siempre que termino de releer [b:Tempting the Bride|13542886|Tempting the Bride (Fitzhugh Trilogy, #3)|Sherry Thomas|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1350882085s/13542886.jpg|18441729] (y ya van vaaarias relecturas en los últimos dos años) me quedo medio insatisfecha con la trama.

Esto apenas tiene trama, es solamente el librito erótico que David le escribe a Helena antes de... bue, antes del libro de ambos.

Es entretenido y bastante más picante de lo que Sherry Thomas acotumbra a escribir. En serio, mucho más de lo normal.

Lo recomendaría sólo para los fans de la trilogía. No es una novella que pueda disfrutarse sola, hay que seguir toda la historia para poder apreciarla del todo. ( )