MISS JULIA KNOWS A THING OR TWO

Reflecting on her life, Miss Julia Murdoch thinks the time has come for her to set her pride aside, judge less, and learn to live and let live instead of trying to tweak the world around her to become the best version of itself. But like a police officer called back to one last case, Miss Julia’s got a thing or two to do before she gives up her meddling ways—or, as she thinks of it, doing the Lord’s work in everyone’s best interest. First off is helping neighbor Mildred Allen, who has her hands full of her husband Horace’s memory problems, which are a real burden for Mildred, as she likes to remind people. Mildred’s estranged daughter, Tonya, has sent her a young girl whom Tonya apparently adopted and abandoned, a bit like a care package but more like an I-don’t-care package. Mildred generously allows the girl, whom Tonya calls Penelope, to act as a nursemaid to Horace during the times she isn't being watched by Miss Julia and Lillian, her household help. Miss Julia and Lillian are on the verge of getting Penelope to open up when she informs them that her name isn’t Penelope but Alicia. Just imagine! In addition to getting Mildred to bond with the girl, Miss Julia’s also determined to help poor Etta Mae Wiggins, the best certified nursing assistant at the Handy Home Helpers. When Etta Mae finds out that her boss, Lurline Corn, may be ready to clean house and sell the business, she’s beyond worried, but Miss Julia has a plan or five up her sleeve to make sure Etta Mae comes out on top.

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