Annabelle Marx's The Rebel of Seventh Avenue tells the story of Maisie McIntyre, a determined young seamstress who escapes poverty in Edinburgh to build a couture empire in New York City. We follow Maisie's journey as she confronts the challenges of a male-dominated industry, pursues her ambitious dreams, and finds love amidst the burgeoning fashion scene of the early 20th century.

We see Maisie's unwavering determination, particularly when facing the gender biases of the time. The historical backdrop of early 1900s New York, with its bustling energy and evolving social landscape, was well-crafted.

This is a must-read for anyone who enjoys historical fiction, especially those who appreciate stories of strong, independent women forging their own paths. The detailed descriptions of the fashion industry and Maisie's innovative designs made this novel a truly captivating read.

Thank you to Storm Publishing for providing this book for review consideration via NetGalley. All opinions are my own.

Thanks to NetGalley and Storm Publishing for the opportunity to read The Rebel of Seventh Avenue by Annabelle Marx, a historical fiction novel in the world of the fashion industry following a fascinating woman from humble beginnings to her rise to the top along with a wide group of unconventional friendsand family.

What a gorgeous historical novel! I love anything to do with fashion and I am beyond excited for readers to en there this world of fashion, glamour, and intrigue. Also a beautiful interracial love story that will have you rooting for this gorgeous couple throughout the whole novel.