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Miss Julia Stands Her Ground by Ann B. Ross

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MISS JULIA STANDS HER GROUND
By: Ann B. Ross

Miss Julia #7
Penguin
April 2007
On Sale: April 3, 2007
320 pages
ISBN: 0143038559
EAN: 9780143038559
Kindle: B000PC0SK0
Paperback / e-Book
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The feisty Miss Julia returns to set things right in her seventh hilarious adventure

Miss Julia has charmed and captivated fans of humorous Southern tales through six rollicking novels, and now, in Miss Julia Stands Her Ground, she faces her most daunting challenge yet. Hazel Marie’s troublemaking uncle, Brother Vernon Puckett, has just swept into town and questioned Little Lloyd’s paternity. Suddenly Miss Julia’s late husband’s estate is up for grabs, and it’s up to her to prove that the boy’s claim is legitimate. In another hilarious and heartwarming caper, Ann B. Ross proves that a little spunk and Southern charm go a long way.