The Missing Inheritance

"What kind of fool do you take me for? Raise two children who are complete strangers to me? You must think I'm simple minded." Holly Smith, now twenty-two, lashes out at Kurt Northrop, the attorney for the estate of Nola Fishbine. He insists she is the older sister of the two children mentioned in the will. "I'm an only child," she shouts at him. "I dare you to prove otherwise!" But he proves it, and when she sees how the girl's old Aunt Tillie is raising them, she reluctantly agrees to take them on, never dreaming the crotchety, old aunt would move into the house, then search Holly's things for an item supposedly stolen years before.

Jean Kvavle, (Wallace is her maiden name), was born in Orpington, county Kent, England.  Formerly a quaint village, but now a part of greater London.  She has often visited the place of her birth and her relatives still living there.  A lover of nature, and the botanical world, she delights in gardening and the growing of unusual plants, fruits and berries.  Her gardens are unique and beautiful and her writing reveals her tastes and affinity for nature.