Queen Bee by Jane Fallon a five-star novel perfect for a holiday read. This has all the hallmarking’s of another best seller as Jane Fallon shows us why she writes such witty and funny stories, it makes me desperate to sit and have coffee with her just to pick her brain and see what makes her such a good writer, as not many can pull of the understated and occasionally underhanded wit when writing a novel. Laura if she were real would be another one added to the list of coffee mates, as she was so well written you could imagine her there with you, sharing witty jokes and making up life stories for those people who pass the window and you would likely never see again, but between you have plotted the fanciful life history. That’s what makes this a great story to read on holiday or any time really as it’s got enough to keep you hooked, but its not overly complex so you don’t lose your place if you get distracted by a nice bottom on the beach, or bending over delivering coffee. If you are in the market for something funny and captivating, then pick this novel up now and you wont be disappointed.

Another great holiday read. Witty and engaging with a very relatable lead character and plenty of twists and turns. I’ve enjoyed all Jane Fallon’s books but for me, this was the best yet. Highly recommended Thanks to the author, publisher and netgalley for providing me with this advance digital copy in exchange for my honest and unbiased review.

Thoroughly enjoyed #QUEENBEE great characters, beautiful houses, watch as relationships grow and fall apart. Loved every minute .Exploring changing relationships is what Jane does best

Yet another fabulous page turner by this author. Neighbourhood drama with unexpected twists and turns. Jane Fallon is definitely the woman who tells it how it is with women.

I think I’ve read everything that Jane Fallon has written. I love the originality of her plotting and the acidic wit she brings to the genre. Queen Bee is another gem, skewering the world of the ultra wealthy and the privileged bubble they live in. It was great fun, very funny in places and the description of the houses and people were fabulous. She’s clearly got up close to some serious plastic surgery in her time and doesn’t mince her words when describing the results. The storyline wasn’t overly complex but it’s a highly enjoyable read.