A Dangerous Dress

I finished A Dangerous Dress by Julia Holden last night. The idea was nice -- a small town gal finds her grandma's 1920's flapper dress and it sparks a serious of adventures in the high fashion world. As a semi-small town gal myself, the subtle digs that were supposed to help develop plot and character motivations just felt like insults to everyone who wasn't born in Chicago, NYC or Paris. I did enjoy Josh, the screenwriter and love-interest, even if he was an Astros fan...

I reviewed it. 320 pgs.