I read Nine Women, One
Dress (by Jane L. Rosen) on a recent trip and it was the perfect
airport read. Light, fluffy, and at
times romantic with clever characters, Nine Women, One Dress is basically
a series of short, often humorous, vignettes so the reader does not even have
to try too hard to keep track of an overall plot. The stories, though, do feature
overlapping characters, many involved in New York’s fashion industry, including
a fashion runway model or a Bloomingdale’s sales girl who has just lost her
boyfriend or a retiring dress pattern maker. Called “a pure pleasure to read,” “charming”
and “adorable” in professional reviews, Rosen’s Nine Women, One Dress
is most certainly a “feel good” book – pick up a copy and enjoy!
Nine Women, One Dress received a starred review from Library Journal.
