The Ambassadors; Volume 21

Considered one of James' most accomplished novels, The Ambassadors tells the story of an American businessman sent to Paris on a diplomatic mission who becomes embroiled in a complex web of secrets, lies, and hidden desires. James' intricate prose and insightful characterization make this a timeless masterpiece of American literature.
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