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The Inheritance Far From Home

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After 25 years of marriage, Barbie Stopford thought she knew everything about her husband. Turns out, Eddie saved his biggest secret for after he died.

When a dusty legal document reveals he left her a hidden estate in Bakewell, England, Barbie does something that shocks everyone, including She books two last-minute tickets and drags her reluctant daughter across the Atlantic.

Florence isn't thrilled—but after a summer she’d rather forget, a spontaneous trip to a storybook English village might be exactly what she needs.

The estate is grand. The locals claim it’s haunted. And the quiet groundskeeper seems to know more about Eddie’s past than Barbie ever did.

As the women uncover clues tucked between cozy garden paths and pints at the village pub, they begin to piece together a version of Eddie neither of them expected. And when Florence finds herself drawn to the groundskeeper’s son (who’s as kind as he is charming), it's a refreshing change from the life she's been pretending to live.

In this strange place, far from home, they both start to wonder if this detour was part of the healing all along.

Some inheritances come with strings attached. This one comes with buried secrets, uncomfortable truths, and the chance to finally stop running from their grief.

This is Book 4 in a brand-new, heartfelt, clean and wholesome series. Scroll up to begin reading today!

77 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 23, 2025

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June Woods

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June Woods is a coffee-loving beach bum who has spent the last decade traveling the states and meeting interesting people.

She was born and raised in Florida but has called everywhere home for a little while.

She’s been obsessed with reading ever since she learned how to, and has been writing short stories for as long as she can remember.

Her first love will always be mysteries, but she also dabbles in romantic suspense and comedy.

You can expect her books to be light, fluffy, and full of emotion. June loves making her readers feel something, even if it's just laughter.

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434 reviews2 followers
May 25, 2026
And the saga continues!

Book 4 finds Florence doing research into her family history, and not liking what is revealed. Evidence points to her grandparents and great grandparents as not very nice or even decent people. Everything she has uncovered reveals them to be greedy, conniving and deceitful. Very wealthy land owners who cheated people who worked for them and turning them out when they were ill. Also despite being told her dad's parents are deceased there is no record or history of it. In fact there are towns people who are under the belief that they are still alive! Now I have to finish the series just to find out what happens. Thank goodness they are free.
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17 reviews
April 8, 2026
The story is a good one. I liked it. Like many other reviewers, it is obnoxious to split this story up into 6 books that are only about 80 pages apiece. You just get going and then have to go get another book. Why not just put it into one or two books at the most? Can’t imagine the reason for this. And it’s not like you can just walk away after any of the books. That’s like putting a book down less than halfway through and walking away. I would have given it more stars had it not been for that nuisance.
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1,516 reviews5 followers
December 27, 2025
The possibly ghostly activity is increasing and Florence is still annoying. Emory seems like a nice character who has unfortunate taste in girls. The family legacy is slowly being revealed and it is not pretty. The writing is moving the story along and has a big cliff hanger at the end of the novella.
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249 reviews
January 28, 2026
we are slowly getting there

Who really had something to lose if the mansion is abandon? Walter? The city has been in the dark over the death of Clive and Margerett. Nobody sues like Sammy’s family. Who is watching the money???
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38 reviews
January 28, 2026
Generational Secrets

Do you truly know your Family History. Truly look deeply into past generational trauma and find the a source and look for obscure insecurities and the trauma of finding your soul.
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217 reviews4 followers
February 12, 2026
As the story of two Americans in the UK continues, the daughter makes new friends with local young people. the mother and her friend the seamstress grow closer. and the "heritage " of their in laws continues to raise tempers and surprises people.
6 reviews
May 2, 2026
awful

Not reading or buying any of her books again. Only 80 pages, two chapters explained the previous book. You’re paying for a short comic book, she is no real writer. Everyone is scamming everyone on these books, disgusting!
1,279 reviews4 followers
September 30, 2025
Someone strikes again

The series continues, the incidents continue and sightings continue. This is an easy series to keep you turning the pages to find answers.
297 reviews2 followers
January 13, 2026
The inheritance far from home

The more I read the I can't put it down. I still think it might be the owner are still alive or its the people that work for them
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95 reviews
March 12, 2026
Another quick one

These are a quick read that keep you wanting for more. I still don't understand why they aren't in just one book.
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391 reviews1 follower
April 23, 2026
Here i am done with book 4. No time to take a break .....I am on to book 5.
8 reviews
June 21, 2026
Scam!!!!

Read 80 pages and have go buy more, end up paying more than you want. No I would not recommend!.
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