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Diamonds Are Forever Study Guide
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by Ian Fleming
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Diamonds Are Forever Study Guide consists of approx. 47 pages of summaries and analysis on Diamonds Are Forever by Ian Fleming. Browse the literature study guide below:
Diamonds Are Forever is a James Bond novel by Ian Fleming. In this novel, Bond is assigned the task of infiltrating a diamond smuggling ring that begins in Africa, travels through England, and ends in America. As part of the mission, Bond smuggles a package of diamonds into New York in order to seek out a job with the gang running the ring. Bond follows the instructions given to him by the man to whom he delivers the diamonds, but finds that taking orders from others is too slow to satisfy his more adventurous side. Bond purposely sets out to aggravate the mobster in charge of the gang and quickly finds himself in terrible danger. This novel is another exciting chapter in the life of James Bond that will entertain both die-hard Fleming fans as well as those who are new to his prose. ( read more) Chapter 1, The Pipe Line Opens Chapter 2, Gem Quality; and Chapter 3, Hot Ice Chapter 4, 'What Goes on Around Here?'; Chapter 5, Feuilles Mortes Chapter 6, In Transit; Chapter 7, 'Shady' Tree Chapter 8, The Eye that Never Sleeps Chapter 9, Bitter Champagne; Chapter 10, Studillac to Saratoga Chapter 11, Shy Smile; Chapter 12, The Perpetuities Chapter 13, Acme Mud and Sulphur; Chapter 14, 'We Don't Like Mistakes' Chapter 15, Rue De La Pay; Chapter 16, The Tiara; Chapter 17, Thanks for the Ride Chapter 18, Night Falls in the Passion Pit; Chapter 19, Spectreville Chapter 20, Flames Coming Out of the Top; Chapter 21, 'Nothing Propinks Like Propinquity' Chapter 22, Love and Sauce Bearnaise; Chapter 23, The Job Comes Second Chapter 24, Death Is So Permanent; Chapter 25, The Pipe Line Closes
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Diamonds Are Forever from BookRags and Gale's For Students Series. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.
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