This book was okay. The concept of a dressmaker who has premonitions and visions about people was really cool, but it fell flat for me. I also thought there were too many things happening. It felt like a book that had been done before, just with a different title and setting. I wish the author would have stuck to one thing and flushed those out, but there were too many plot lines. Surprisingly, the book was fast-paced though. I didn't feel stuck reading a chapter for too long; it was an easy progression. I also liked the different perspectives, but again, the characters felt like they'd been done before, and the basicness of the story is where I stopped enjoying it. This had the potential to be so good, but I don't think it's for me. Thank you to William Morrow and Netgalley for an e-ARC to read and review.