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By Jennifer Heyns
Special to the Rappahannock News
Although she's been a southern belle for only three years, author Susan McC orkmdale is leaving her math on the world and putting northern Virginia on the map. Her book. “Confessions of a Counterfeit Farm Girl.” is now available in stores and she’s heading to’ Culpeper for a book signing on Nov. 23 at Fepperberries.
McCorkindale was embedded into Fauquier County after spending her entire life, up to that point, in the suburbs of New Jersey. She was a city mouse, to be sure, with her high-powered magazine marketing career in New York City, expensive business suit wardrobe and a Starbucks on every comer.
After a series of events McCorkindale. along with her husband, decided to uproot their two boys and reinvent their lives as formers on a 500-acre cattle ranch in Upperville. Obviously, no small change.
Living amongst livestock, dirt roads and field equipment - and not
Book signing
: * When: Sunday, Nov. 23 at
2 p.m.
- * Wham: Pepperbemes (102 ; - North Main Street Culpeper)
?What: Susan McCorkindale
will sign her book.
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