Thieves' Gambit Series by Kayvion Lewis 2 Books Collection Set - Young Adult - Paperback

Titles in This Set:. Thieves' Gambit. Heist Royale. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781398522121, 9781398526747. Publisher: Simon & Schuster Children's UK. Age Range: 14+. Overview. Step into a world of cut-throat competitions, double-crossing rivals, and heart-stopping heists with Kayvion Lewis's electrifying Thieves' Gambit duology. Winner of the Waterstones Children's Book Prize for Older Readers, this two-book set follows master thief Ross Quest as she risks everything to save her family, outwit her enemies, and navigate a dangerous enemies-to-lovers romance. Perfect for fans of high-stakes YA thrillers, this collection delivers non-stop tension, glittering international settings, and an ending everyone is still talking about.. About the Books. In Thieves' Gambit, seventeen-year-old Ross Quest was raised by a legendary family of thieves with one rule: trust no one. When her mother is kidnapped, her only chance to save her is to win the Thieves' Gambit - a deadly competition for the world's greatest thieves, where the victor is granted a single wish. To claim victory, Ross must outmanoeuvre ruthless competitors, including her childhood archnemesis, all while resisting a handsome, charming rival who may be hiding the most dangerous secret of all.. The story continues in Heist Royale. Six months into working for the Gambit, Ross is still reeling from the betrayals of the competition, and her fury is aimed squarely at Devroe - the boy she once trusted with her heart. A new, continent-spanning heist throws Ross into direct conflict with a rival gang, and she discovers that Devroe's mother sits at the centre of a dangerous, long-running feud. As loyalties are tested and secrets unravel, Devroe must choose a side before the consequences turn deadly. Together, these two books form a complete, satisfying duology packed with twists, romance, and adrenaline-fuelled action.. Key Benefits. Complete two-book Thieves' Gambit duology in one great-value set. Winn