The Golden Bowl (Book 4) as you haven't seen it before — in a remarkable illustrated edition.

Maggie Verver believes she has everything—a devoted husband, a cherished father, and a life of quiet elegance. But beneath the polished veneer of their world, shadows stir. As her father, Adam Verver, draws closer to Maggie's beloved friend Charlotte Stant, Maggie senses a shift—a quiet but unmistakable rearrangement of affections.

Charlotte, beautiful and poised, has stepped into a new role, one that brings her dangerously close to Adam. Is she seeking comfort, or something more? And does Adam, ever the collector of rare and beautiful things, see Charlotte as yet another acquisition—or as something far more personal?

Meanwhile, Maggie's husband, Prince Amerigo, watches from the edges, bound by past choices and unspoken debts. Can a secret remain hidden forever when its echoes ripple through every glance and every pause?

As Maggie begins to see what has always been there—yet carefully concealed—Henry James weaves a world of suspicion, quiet heartbreak, and the slow, deliberate unraveling of illusion. In this pivotal section of The Golden Bowl, the stage is set for the ultimate test of loyalty, love, and power.

When the truth finally emerges, who will be left standing?