The three books in the series that captivated readers worldwide are now gathered in an unmissable box set, accompanied by three beautiful themed bookmarks.
In the Crazy Rich Asians trilogy, Kevin Kwan pulls back the curtain on the Asian jet set by telling the story of a wealthy family and paints a faithful and hilarious portrait of the conflict between the newly rich and the more traditional families of Asia.
Asia's wealthiest families don't live on luxury and glamour, private jet travel, and exclusive island hopping alone. And Kevin Kwan—the best insider we could ask for—can prove it. With satirical and insightful humor, memorable scenes, and several hyper-ultra-fashionable moments, he tells a story where (almost) nothing is invented, immersing us in the sophisticated and incredible world of China's richest people.
Filthy Rich Asians (490 pages)
When Rachel Chu arrives in Singapore with her boyfriend, the charming Nicholas Young, to accompany him to his best friend's wedding, she thinks she's just going to meet his family and enjoy some downtime in one of the most beautiful places in the world. But Nick neglected to mention a few details... Like the fact that his family has lots of money and that he's the most sought-after heir in Asia. And the wedding... is the event of the year! Rachel soon finds herself transported to an episode of Gossip Girl , only in Asia and with filthy rich people who won't spare her the gossip, intrigue, and schemes of the Asian jet set . Not to mention Nick's mother, who isn't at all happy with her son's romance.
Filthy Rich Girlfriend (462 pages)
About to marry Nicholas Young, nothing should shake Rachel Chu's happiness: she's received the engagement ring she's always dreamed of, her dress is simply incredible, and her fiancé is willing to sacrifice all the money in the world to be with her. But the young woman can't come to terms with not having a father to walk her down the aisle. Until an incident reveals the full truth about her origins, and she is quickly transported to a world of luxury and glamour to which—poor thing—she thought she was already accustomed.
Rich People's Problems (490 pages)
When Nicholas Young discovers that his grandmother is in a serious condition and could die at any moment, he travels to Singapore to try to make peace with her—but he's not the only one willing to offer his full support at this difficult time. The entire Shang-Young clan has decided to set up camp in Tyesall Park, and with every member of the family eyeing Singapore's most exclusive property, Nicholas's childhood home becomes a den of speculation and sabotage.
