Miss Julia Meets Her Match

By: Ann B. Ross

Narrated by: Cynthia Darlow

In the fifth installment of the New York Times best-selling Miss Julia series, Miss Julia has finally met her match. Don't miss Ann Ross' Miss Julia Raises the Roof from Viking.

With devoted fans across the country, Miss Julia - that endearingly sharp-tongued Southern belle of a certain age - has no shortage of admirers. But in Miss Julia Meets Her Match, our feisty heroine must come to terms with her most ardent admirer of all: longtime beau Sam Murdoch, who wants to tie the knot.

While it's hard to resist Sam's charm, Miss Julia isn't about to give up her independence so easily. After all, there are plenty of other matters that require her attention, including a Holy Land theme park to be built on her property, a possible affair between the mayor and the preacher's secretary, and the arrival of her housekeeper, Lillian's five-year-old pistol of a great-granddaughter. In the midst of all the commotion, can her cool-as-a-cucumber head help her heart make the decision of a lifetime?

©2005 Ann B. Ross (P)2019 Recorded Books

imagination

I love how Miss Julia’s imagination can go so far off the mark and come back around to get you.

feisty Miss Julia

Miss Julia has unexpected adventures without being crude or mean spirited. Always an enjoyable read.

Laugh out loud

I truly enjoy this series. I’ll admit that I wasn’t much impressed with the voice change of Miss Julia from book one to book two but I’ve learned to love this character!

So many times I have totally laughed out loud! Can’t wait to listen to the next book!

Really Entertaining

one of the best Ms Julia books of the entire collection. Enjoyed it tremendously!

Hooked on Miss Julia books

This is my fifth book and I can’t wait to start the next one. So far each book has held my attention. I listen while I exercise and clean house. Since I prefer memoirs or biographies, I seldom listen to fiction, but the Miss Julia books are well written and very entertaining. Having been raised in the church, I can relate to so many things Miss Julia complains about and it makes me laugh.