Reviews for The Mediterranean Husband

The average rating for The Mediterranean Husband based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-11-17 00:00:00 Chantal Belanger Heroine chasing hero, a few hot & cold treatment from hero, no angst, kind of boring, thus 2,5 stars.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-08-05 00:00:00 Josh Pritch Natalie, an American girl, arrives in Naples to stay with her slightly eccentric grandmother, who despite running her own business well has turned formal and starchy in the company of other wealthy people in her small enclave. Natalie finds the construction worker in the dilapidated house next door interesting - then is told that Senor Bertoluzzi is in fact the owner, from a shady family and not welcome in other people's houses. The more experienced man finds the girl attractive but knows he must stay away from her. He's got enough problems, having inherited the villa after years of keeping his nose clean and running a construction firm. Now he just wants to make the place habitable and fend off the offers of an unscrupulous gangster who wants to redevelop. I liked both characters and the grandmother too, and thought the landscape which I have visited, was well described. This was a pleasant short read and I would read more by this author.