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In 1985, Jan Neuharth and her husband, Joseph Keusch, started Paper Chase Farms, a full-service equestrian facility in Middleburg. She orchestrated an agenda of horse shows, clinics with world-class equestrians, and corporate and charity events. But when she sold the equestrian center in 2000, she channeled her inner writer and authored three mystery novels set in the Virginia hunt country. Her third novel after "The Hunt" and "The Chase," entitled "The Kill," was released May 27.
The table settings reflect the light mood of the luncheon.
Betsy Dolphin and Autumn Reynolds of Delaplane Cellars share some of their reserve with Cheri Gavin of Leesburg Pharmacy.
Eduardo Macu, of Ashburn-based PC Mango converses with Long and Foster Middleburg agents Kathy Chovnick and Michele Stevens.
Delaplane Cellars shared their best vintages.
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Author Jan Neuharth signs books for her fans. Courtesy Photos/Saskia Paulussen
Chris Geno, left, of Geno Communications makes a new friend in Amy Fuentes, speaker/coach at Stretching Your Dollar. BizLoudoun Photos/Hannah Hager
Mary Kay consultant Cheryl Hartman, left, makes new friends of Susan Deveraux of S.E.D. Services and and Mary Eure, an attorney in Middleburg.
Christal Pollard of AC Pollard networks with Antonia Korby of Antonia Korby Design Inc.
Author Jan Neuharth addresses the crowd.
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