I would classify this as more women's fiction with a dose of (light) romance on the side.
Indiana (Ana) works in a male dominated industry. She's smart and calls things out when needed. After she speaks out after being passed over for a promotion (go figure, the guy she trained got it), she gets transferred to a remote team. During an interaction, she gets mis-gendered and decides to not correct it (at least not right away).
As you would correctly guess, things quickly snowball from there with help from her friends who lie and cover up for her. I did think the friends were annoying at times and overstepped. Things do (as you know) work out nicely and people aren't always as one would assume. Ana made assumptions about the people she worked with and they had ways of pleasantly surprising her. And she met a nice guy, Shane.
Indiana (Ana) works in a male dominated industry. She's smart and calls things out when needed. After she speaks out after being passed over for a promotion (go figure, the guy she trained got it), she gets transferred to a remote team. During an interaction, she gets mis-gendered and decides to not correct it (at least not right away).
As you would correctly guess, things quickly snowball from there with help from her friends who lie and cover up for her. I did think the friends were annoying at times and overstepped. Things do (as you know) work out nicely and people aren't always as one would assume. Ana made assumptions about the people she worked with and they had ways of pleasantly surprising her. And she met a nice guy, Shane.
