I've only started using this Kindle eBook, but I'd highly recommend it. For just $2.99 you seem to be getting just about everything there is in the complete multi-volume Library of America edition, along with a few additional critical essays by other writers (Conrad and Woolf as a couple examples) on James and also James's plays and autobiographies, which don't (as far as I'm aware) appear in LoA.

It's very nicely formatted, with what seems to be a fully linked Table of Contents for the novels and other works -- and, for the stories, the option of an alphabetical ToC or a chronological one. Also, it seems so far that each novel contains its own ToC for a chapter break-down.

Any James aficionado is going to want the entire Library of America set, but if you've also got a Kindle, this eBook is a very convenient all-in-one of just about everything Jamesian in a compact electronic format. I don't know about its availability for other devices like Nook.

Based on its fairly clean, reasonably typo-free text (at least for as much as I've used it so far) and its very nicely linked Tables of Contents, I definitely give this Kindle version *****. ( )