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The Ruby Airship (The Diamond Thief) - Kindle edition by Gosling, Sharon. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading The Ruby Airship (The Diamond Thief).Reviews:  · Synopsis. No-one performs on the circus trapeze like year-old Remy Brunel. But Remy also leads another life, prowling through the backstreets of Victorian London as a jewel thief. When she is forced to steal one of the world's most valuable diamonds, she uncovers a 4/5. Buy The Diamond Thief by Sharon Gosling online at Alibris. We have new and used copies available, in 3 editions - starting at $ Shop now.

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THE DIAMOND THIEF is a British import and one of the first books from Switch Press, a new YA imprint from Capstone. It switches between the points of view of Rémy Brunel, a trapeze artist and thief, and Thaddeus Rec, a policeman. Both of them are after a diamond - Rémy to steal it and Thaddeus to recover it. Sharon Gosling has 39 books on Goodreads with ratings. Sharon Gosling’s most popular book is The Diamond Thief (The Diamond Thief, #1). Recommended by a relative who knows the author, The Diamond Thief proved to be an ejoyable excursion into the more bizarre aspect of Victorian 'inventions' with a dastardly villain to spice up proceedings.