NOTE I RECEIVED A FREE ARC FROM EDELWEISS IN EXCHANGE FOR AN HONEST REVIEW 
 The Dressmakers series has all been great, but this last one is perhaps the best. Chase is amazing at integrating the historical and fictional into seamless (ha!) narratives, but she's also just as good at creating complex, interesting characters. In this book Clara and Raven are great foils for each other and their relationship develops through funny dialogue that's perfect for them. They are both impatient, practical people and the way they get to know one another and then try to maneuver around each other is very entertaining. Chase brings in a lot of historical details from fashion, legal history, and crime too -- which makes the novels rich and informative. My only disappointment was that there wasn't more of the Noiret sisters. When they did show up it was brief and didn't advance their own stories or Clara's relationships with them, and the husbands didn't show up at all. Despite that, this is a five star book! Chase is one of the most confident and accomplished romance writers out there.