Real Country:From the Fast Track to Appalachia

Two middle-aged women traded their urban life on the fast track of Washington, DC for a log cabin in a holler in southern Appalachia. The challenges they faced adapting to a new culture included language, customs, politics, religion and food. This witty memoir of city folks trying to fit into the southern mountain culture demonstrates it is possible to make the transition if you maintain the ability to laugh at yourself in uncomfortable situations.
Their adventures building and moving into a log cabin in the midst of woods evoke laughter and guidance for other urbanites considering a similar move.
Midwest Book Review highly recommends Real Country: From the Fast Track to Appalachia.It was selected as Humor Book of the Year by the High Country Writers of North Carolina.