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Welcome! I am delighted to welcome you to the Miss Julia website and hope that you will enjoy your visit. As I have had more requests for personal appearances in various towns and cities across the country than I could possibly accept--unless I stopped writing and did nothing but travel--this is a way for me to be in touch with you. The site (especially the tour schedule) will be updated as new things occur, so please drop in often. Inside, you will find brief outlines of the Miss Julia novels, a tour schedule, a FAQ page that answers many of your questions, and a few suggestions on writing. In addition, you will find summaries of the books in print and previews of the future books in the series. There are also a few hidden pages that you can reach with a click of the mouse: Be sure to check out the pictures sent by readers by clicking MISS JULIA CONTEST WINNERS’ PICTURES on this page, as well as the MISS JULIA CHRISTMAS MARASCHINO CHERRY PIE recipe, also on this page. And on the NOW AND FUTURE BOOKS page, a click on the image of each book in the spread at the bottom will give you a brief description of the book and some ordering information. And don’t forget to click on the blue box on this page to add your email address to the mailing list. Let me now thank each of you who have read and enjoyed the Miss Julia books. I hope that they have made you laugh or, at least, smile a little, and that you will continue to receive pleasure from all the books yet to come.  Read our Privacy Policy |
 Also coming soon: Miss Julia Delivers the Goods, in paperback April 2010! 
DELIVERS THE GOODS
Just grab this and devour it. —Charleston City Paper STANDS HER GROUND Ann B. Ross and Miss Julia are fast becoming Southern classics. —Winston-Salem Journal MEETS HER MATCH It is impossible not to like irrepressible, perfectly proper Miss Julia. —The Roanoke Times PAINTS THE TOWN Miss Julia is back, and I, for one, am one happy camper. —J.A. Jance, New York Times Bestselling Author. The memorably droll Ross has a gift for elevating such everyday matters as marital strife and the hazards of middle age to high comedy, while painting her beautifully drawn characters with wit and sympathy. —Publishers Weekly SPEAKS HER MIND A charming comedy of manners. —The Charlotte Observer A witty tale... replete with charm...it is impossible not to like this book. —Ft. Worth Morning Star-Telegram HITS THE ROAD Fourth in a popular series about a Southern widow with perfect manners and a taste for trouble, Ross's latest will bring a chorus of "Thank you, Lord"s from faithful readers. —Publishers Weekly |
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