I wasn't sure what to expect from this book, but it was an incredibly diverting read, with a saucy tone and genuinely intriguing mystery. Andrew is having his 60th birthday party, and as a top financier no expense has been spared, but he ends up dead at the end and now his family and a local true crime aficionado are trying to figure out whodunit. Andrew isn't the only one how gets skewered, as it seems like everyone from the ultra rich to the crime obsessed gets a licking in this, but the tone is so darkly humorous that I doubt anyone would mind. I don't want to say too much about all the plot devices, but this was so effective. It felt to me like reading Knives Out, which is a huge compliment!