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Hand on a Bible, I gained 5 lbs just listening to what they ate! Possibly the only other times I've read more about cuisine was when I opened a mother. Now, there were several interesting stories happening among the characters - really! Although, I found the view spoiler [ poisoning hide spoiler ] thing at the end to be unbelievably ridiculous and completely out of the blue. But the problem is that you have to wade through an assload of bullshit to get to any of the actual plots.

It's as though Robin Leach decided to write a book. Come on, I can't be the only one who remembers that pompous show, can I? It was complete grandma porn. And every blue-haired lady across the nation with a television would cream their pants. I'm genuinely interested in seeing how it all pans out in the third installment, but if I weren't using an audiobook, I would have DNF'd this thing just due to how incredibly tedious it was to slog through. I'm not a strong person and Kwan almost broke me this time around.

I am going to finish this trilogy out, though. Recommended if you like to read about art, cars, watches, jewelry, real estate, couture, banking, purses, tea, hotels, and of course, food. View all 36 comments. Laurissa When Colette went out to dinner with Carlton and his parents and ordered the food - and they had to name every single dish she ordered I almost lost t When Colette went out to dinner with Carlton and his parents and ordered the food - and they had to name every single dish she ordered I almost lost the plot and hurled my book across the room Anne I think he was selling advertising space by the end of the book!

Another outstanding installment in this wildly entertaining series! Nick and Rachel are on the cusp of getting married, but Eleanor is still meddling and Rachel is still hoping to locate her long, lost father. Curiously, I found this book to be every bit as enjoyable as the first- maybe even more so. There was one part, in particular, where I literally guffawed.

In fact, every time I think about it, I get cracked up all over again. Again, there is much to learn culturally, which was as fascinating as it was informative… and often very funny. Stay tuned! View all 23 comments. Jun 26, Trina Between Chapters rated it liked it Shelves: audiobooks , trigger-abusive-romance , , contemporary , adult.

So I know this review will seem like I'm ripping the book apart, and yes I think these books lack a lot, but I recognize that they have value!

I would still recommend them, and despite what this review seems like, I do actually enjoy them and will be reading the 3rd book. It's just easier for me to put a finger on the things I disliked, while the things I liked were more ambiguous.

Sometimes when reading I found myself being fed up with all the rich people problems, but then a few minutes later So I know this review will seem like I'm ripping the book apart, and yes I think these books lack a lot, but I recognize that they have value!

Sometimes when reading I found myself being fed up with all the rich people problems, but then a few minutes later I'd be living for the drama. These books are addicting and that's about all I can say. I don't think Kwan is particularly skilled as a writer.

He is still using slurs the "c" word toward Chinese people, the "r" word, comparing neatness to OCD. Neither the plot or the characters are well developed in my opinion. It would be great as a character driven novel if any of the characters had a personality. Rachel and Nick specifically are so bland. They get along with everyone no matter the circumstances, while trying to hold moral superiority over them for being "not like the others.

She did have one fierce moment at the end, but just like in book 1, these two "main characters" don't really shine until the end. They are more observers than active participants in the story.

I did feel more connected with Astrid. Michael seemed to have a complete character change from book 1 just to drive Astrid's plot forward. Bernard was also completely changed due to completely wacky event but I did lol!

The novel starts off with a large focus on Kitty and then we don't see her again until the last chapters. The narration jumps from one character's internal dialogue to the next's in the same paragraph. It just feels all over the place and perhaps I would enjoy this more if it had first person narration. As for what little plot there is, it felt contrived to me. Like he knew nothing was happening so hey, let's throw in a random murder attempt that doesn't really make sense!

Kitty's social climbing was what the book opened with and was pretty much dropped for the entire middle of the book, making a quick reappearance at the end. The drama between Eleanor, Nick, and Rachel started off heavy and then Eleanor was quickly written out. Things just bounced all over the place.

Content: Besides the slurs mentioned above, there are a couple of romances that feel abusive or at least manipulative. There are a few thoughts of cheating. Audiobook: Great narration. But there were a ton of footnotes that frequently interrupted the narration. Consistency may be key, and yet so many authors fail when it comes to penning that follow-up to a successful first book. Not so here! Rachel and Nicky are such a great couple and after the wicked cliffhanger of the first book, I needed closure about what was going to happen with their marriage, as well as with Nicky's relationship to his mother.

Rachel and Nicky are finally going to get married, in secret, after the shenanigans that Nicky's mother Eleanor pulled if you read the first book in the series, you'll totally understand why. My fear was that now that the main tension of the first book was resolved, there wouldn't be any more delicious drama, but I was wrong because now there's a new drama to replace the old: Rachel's father. Remember how Rachel not knowing who her father was was a huge deal-breaker for the Young family? And remember Kerry's teary story about her own upbringing?

Well, now we know who Rachel's dad is and, more importantly, who he became - and trust me when I say it's shocking. Also, she has a brother. Kitty Pong also makes an appearance, but now she's desperately and with mixed, but mostly failed success trying to remake her image.

I liked her character in the first book, so it was kind of hilarious seeing her waltz into the narrative again and break one social more after another in her attempt to be one of the "in" crowd. Think lifestyles of the rich and famous. Yes, there's still romance, but in this book the focus is more on the drama between all the different families as they seek wealth, power, and acceptance.

It's an incredibly fun series, and even though it may be vapid, I think it's important to note that representation is important in all forms of books, not just high literature: trashy books with people of color are just as important as rep in literary fiction, if not more so. After all, this is pure escapism. View all 8 comments. Nick is estranged from his family, and on the brink of marrying Rachel while still helping her in the search for her long lost father. In addition, the story is based almost entirely in mainland China.

However, Carlton and Kitty Pong in particular brought enough intrigue and angst to the story to keep me entertained. Touched upon in the first book, we get an intimate look into their marriage and the rather obvious failings into a relationship that cannot be saved by throwing money at it. I think Astrid is my favourite character. She tries so desperately to mold her life around what her husband wants - sometimes at the cost of loosing a part of herself in the process, when to the outside world she comes across as effortlessly chic.

This felt much more of an exploratory novel, introducing China to the reader much in the same way that Singapore and Hong Kong is shown to use in the first book. View 2 comments. Shelves: read , listened-to-audiobook , absolute-favorites , womens-fiction-chicklit , humor-comedy , finished-series , cultural , adult-content , amazing-audio.

It was amazing! View all 6 comments. Jun 30, Dave rated it it was ok. Less enjoyable than the first, with not much of a plot, characters that serve as clothes hangers and pretty much the whole book being a tour of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous in Modern China. There's a desperate attempt to inject some mystery at the end but it's hardly enough to save a plodding read.

Only saving grace was a note written by an image consultant to a Chinese-born woman trying to hobnob with Hong Kong's elite. The perfect vacation read. It reads super quick, because you just eat it up. What we get in China Rich Girlfriend : 1. And, the rest of her new family?

Astrid and Michael. Astrid and Charlie. Whose team is Astrid on…you 4. Whose team is Astrid on…you will have to read to find out. Seen the movie yet?!