Diamond as big as the Ritz Francis Scott Fitzgerald

Young love, unbelievable wealth, greed, cruelty and adventure are the themes Fitzgerald brilliantly combines to create a highly unusual story with a surprise ending that no reader will be able to put down.In this story the great Fitzgerald reveals a bizarre segment of the rich and careless American society of the 1920s, which he often criticized and yet belonged to.Dossiers:Diamonds that Made HistoryEldorado and the American Dream