Miss Julia Takes the Wheel

By: Ann B. Ross

Narrated by: Cynthia Darlow

Length: 9 hrs and 44 mins

Publisher's summary

The delightful new installment of the beloved and New York Times best-selling Miss Julia series

When Miss Julia's regular doctor goes on vacation with his wife, leaving a replacement in his stead, Miss Julia is immediately concerned. Never one to miss an opportunity to entertain - or size up - a newcomer, she invites the charming Dr. Don Crawford, and his painfully shy wife, Lauren, to dinner. While Miss Julia and Sam both note Lauren's obvious lack of social skills, it's her friends Hazel Marie and Binkie that pick up on some of Dr. Crawford's less palatable qualities.

Meanwhile, Lloyd has gotten his first car, and LuAnne, fresh off her divorce, has started a job at the local funeral home and is in urgent need of an occupation-appropriate makeover - Miss Julia has enough on her plate. Yet there is just something she can't place about the Crawfords, and she won't rest until she gets to the bottom of it.

As always, hijinks ensue as Ann B. Ross delivers this delightful and entertaining installment, Miss Julia Takes the Wheel, in her best-selling Miss Julia series.

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

Great Fun Read

You always learn a lesson from Miss Julia. One of my favorite series. Hate when book is finished . I am ready for my next Miss Julia adventure.

yes! what a treat!

a book from Ms Ross is like sitting on a porch with a glass of sweet tea. she is always a treat to listen to. I luv her so!

Review for entire series not just this one book...

Okay, I've listened to the entire series now and I really did get used to the narrator, although I wasn't fond of the change at first, thought this narrator sounded too old for the charter; however, in this book she states she is an octogenarian so I guess the voice does fit the character. From all of her antics, I would have never thought she was this age, I thought maybe 70. Anyway, it's a good series and I look forward to the next book due to be available in April. Very enjoyable series, very likable characters.

Love Miss Julia!

Always the best! Ann B. Ross is a phenomenal story teller and Cynthia Darlow makes the characters come alive even more with her narration. I’ve listened to every book at least twice and some including this one three or more times. You can’t go wrong with this series.

Oh Miss Julia

I discovered these books a little over a year ago and read the entire series within a couple months. They are clever, humorous, and smart. I appreciate that the plot normally involves a mystery that is believable and relatable. It's nice to know that murder isn't always needed for a good cozy mystery.

I love Miss Julia and Cynthia Darlow's narration of the beloved character so much that Ive become obsessed with finding books where the protagonist is a feisty geriatric slueth.

This latest installment, however, was one of my least favorites, but, still better than most of the other books I've read this year. I wish more of the townspeople had been featured in this book. They are so well developed and fun to read about.

Lastly, I felt like the ending was rushed and not well thought out. Everything was "sort of" wrapped up but felt the story was incomplete.

My Favorite

I love all the Miss Julia books and this is my favorite one so far.

another fun one

Always look forward to the next chance to spend time with Miss Julia and all the Abottsville folks. The narrator really nails the voices I had in my head for them all.

Miss Julia Did It Again, And I Loved It

I have seriously enjoyed all the Miss Julia books - this one included. She makes me feel as part of the family and I love to laugh at all her antics. Miss Julia, I hope you live forever!

she NEVER disappoints!

Miss Julia has still got it! fun, funny, and a little adventurous...I look forward to the next installment!

Lots of fun!

Love Miss Julia! Wasn't as quick to start as some others and wished for more about the characters. All Miss Julia said about the direction of medicine is true, sadly. Doctors practicing law, and lawyers practicing medicine, and wverything exponentially more expensive because of it! But if you think its bad now, just put the federal government in charge! That will learn you about bad medicine!

Love this series. Its wonderful on multiple levels!