Member Reviews
Chantz O, Reviewer
Historical fiction brings you The Seamstress of New Orleans played off in the 1900. Constance is having trouble with gang members for gambling debt her late husband had accumulated. This story follows her trying to put her life back toghter and creating a safe environment for her children.
I have a fondness for historical fiction and went in with high hopes. This book did not give me the satisfaction I would normally get from this genre. The storyline was a bit flat with no remarkable drama. I did like the characters and the dressmaking bits. I felt that this could have had a stronger storyline.
The narration was steady and good.
Thank you Netgalley and RB Media for this ARC.