Review: Nine Women, One Dress by Jane Rosen

Nine Women, One Dress is Jane Rosen’s debut novel and it is a lot of fun! The book is light, fun and interesting. Rosen’s writing is quick and witty and keeps your attention from the first page. You won’t want to put this one down.

The dress in question is being sold at Bloomingdale’s and is the last dress that a famous pattern maker designs. It quickly becomes the dress of the season and everyone must have it. There are nine women who wear the dress in question in this story and they all are in a different point in their lives. After coming in contact with their dress something in their live changes in a big way, and Rosen does a great job of weaving the characters in the story together. It’s really well done.

4/5 on Goodreads, put this on your to read list!

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