
Miss Julia’s quiet summer upends when a rough young relative needs a manners makeover and a local senate race needs saving.
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Miss Julia’s quiet summer upends when a rough young relative needs a manners makeover and a local senate race needs saving.
"Miss Julia masterminds a makeover in New York Times bestselling author Ann B. Ross's latest installment in her popular series It's summer in Abbotsville, and Miss Julia has visions of enjoying a life of leisure. But before she can even sip some iced tea on her front porch, a letter from her long-lost cousin Elsie informs her that Elsie's granddaughter is on a bus headed to Abbotsville that very day. Reminding Miss Julia of an old family debt, Elsie proclaims that she is sending Trixie to Miss J...
will contain mild spoilers
Mild marital affection between Miss Julia and her husband Sam
Brief fainting spell and hospital stay; no graphic violence
Very mild language typical of clean Southern fiction
Occasional social drinking in everyday settings
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Passing church and faith references in Southern small-town life
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State senate campaign and local politics are a major plot thread
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