A funny little popcorn read that explores women of different generations and at different points in their life and reproductive journey (perimenopausal, child-bearing age, mothers). Honey Bee adds humour to the mundane workplace drama (I don't think I've ever had an 'accidentally hit reply all' incident. Yet!) and gives us quite a relatable story. 

My biggest complaint is how nicely the

male adulterer was portrayed

in the conclusion of the book (

his actions were justified and he was even shown to make a considerate gesture in the epilogue, for what? To make him seem like a lovely cheater?

)