Just as fun as the last one. There was some interesting experimentation in the writing—like all of the different points of view before the funeral. There was more of the humor and intrigue we enjoyed from the first two books. There wasn’t much about Rachel and Nicky, but we got to see more of Astrid and Charlie, who couldn’t seem to catch a break in this one. Eddie Cheng was crazier and more delusional than ever, as were the aunties. And as always, I enjoyed seeing more of Kitty Pong.