As the world\u2019s leaders gather in Paris following World War I to chart a new political order, one young girl suddenly finds herself at the center of it all in a city full of mysterious figures, foreign intrigue and dark, deadly passions.\u00a0THE AMBASSADOR\u2019S DAUGHTER<\/b>\u00a0(Harlequin MIRA, February 2013, $14.95 U.S.\/$17.95 CAN.) is\u00a0bestselling author Pam Jenoff\u2019s long-awaited follow-up to\u00a0The Kommandant\u2019s Girl\u00a0<\/i>and\u00a0The Diplomat\u2019s Wife<\/i>.<\/p>\n

When Margot Rosenthal\u2019s diplomat father is summoned to Paris in 1919 as a German delegate to help rebuild a new world from the ashes of the Great War, Margot is eager to accompany him and delay her return to Berlin and her wounded fianc\u00e9, Stefan, who now feels like a stranger to her.<\/p>\n

Although Margot spends her days frustrated by the overcrowded streets of Paris and her nights bored at her father\u2019s dreary political functions, she nevertheless relishes what little freedom she has left before her impending marriage. But Margot\u2019s entire world is suddenly turned upside down when she strikes up new alliances with two separate people, each as different as night and day, but to both of whom Margot is drawn as strongly as a moth to a flame.<\/p>\n

As Margot fights to suppress her burgeoning new desires, dark forces are at play, seeking to manipulate her for their own nefarious purposes. With the fate of the world looming, Margot finds herself being used as a pawn in a political chess match played by people who are willing to sacrifice the lives of everyone she holds dear to achieve their goals. For a girl who has never had freedom of choice before, suddenly Margot has too many choices to make, each more harrowing than the last.<\/p>\n