Reviews for Bernelly & Harriet

The average rating for Bernelly & Harriet based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2013-11-08 00:00:00 Derek Ferrari This thriller takes place in Italy. There's a lot of Italy, the Catholic Church and Mussolini in it. One thing that I didn't like this book was that it was just assumed there was no such thing as being loyal to your spouse or significant other. Only one character in the whole book believes in sexual fidelity and you just feel kind of bad for her, since she divorces her ex-husband because he was cheating and then meets this great guy...who ends up cheating on her with a woman who is married (triple cheating?). She never finds out, and I just felt like she BELIEVES she's found this great guy...and, I don't know, it kind of seems to be suggesting that she can trust him more to be faithful because he's English and not Italian (like the author is saying that people born in Italy, especially men, just CANNOT be sexually faithful), but that doesn't end up to be true because the Brit cheats on her too. So what is the author saying? All men are dogs? Forgive me, this is totally NOT the main plot of the book, but it was what bugged me the most. The rest is stolen identity, dirty priests, murders, fascists, money laundering, suicide, dirty politicians, etc.

Review # 2 was written on 2019-12-18 00:00:00 Edward Joseph Cross An entertaining, if not quite plausible, story of, well, murder, intrigue, and some history thrown in for seasoning. I think I'll check out his other books.