I bought this book off the discount rack at The Word is Change in Brooklyn. It delivered on my expectations: extremely plot-driven while having fun and well-rendered characters. It's both lighthearted and gory, sort of like a goofy Chuck Palahniuk.
I wasn't blown away by anything in particular about it. There were a handful of 'laugh out loud' moments and some great wordplay. It's probably a signature Hiaasen element, but the main stylistic touch that I noticed was just how many characters there are - around 20 different people are all introduced to the degree that they'll be mentioned by name later on in the story without reintroduction, and this is not a very long novel.