Mammon and Co. is a novel that explores the intersection of wealth and society, focusing on two central characters as they navigate the complex social landscape of London. The narrative delves into ambition, morality, and the pressures of social expectations, examining the dynamics of high society and the experiences of an American girl integrated into the British elite. The story introduces the characters as they prepare for a dinner, showcasing their playful banter and the lively social world they inhabit. The tone is light-hearted yet sharp, highlighting one character's charm and wit in interactions with friends and acquaintances. As the story unfolds, a sense of intrigue emerges with the introduction of another character, setting up a potential moral dilemma that involves gambling and the high stakes of social maneuvering. The narrative blends frivolity with underlying concerns about reputation and integrity, setting the stage for a tale rich with ambition, the pursuit of wealth, and the complexities of human interaction in a world defined by class and status.