More satire of the super rich with their extravagance & hierarchies of snobbery. I liked the descriptions of the Singaporean high society's deference for those with royal titles. I also liked how it showed the lengths some of the "crazy rich" go through to hide that they are merely wealthy. Continues the strong points of the previous books, i.e. the portrayal of the improbable world of the 0.01 percent, & the extra detailed extravagant food descriptions. I was amused how gentrification hit home for Nick when one of his favorite noodle places closes because of redevelopment. All in all, the book also makes me wonder how the author feels about Singapore. Is he still a wanted man there?