Janey clicked again and then again, trying to find the wives of Earl Clarke, her grandfather. She’d tracked down her grandmother easily. They’d been married for thirty-seven years before Mary Clarke had died.
Then Earl had married another woman named Donetta. No children between them, though she’d had four kids of her own from a previous marriage. All of the searching Janey had done at the library in downtown Nantucket had not revealed any Richards or Riggs.
So Earl had to have been married again. That would make Riggs and her father step-siblings.
And if he wanted to get technical, Riggs could say he was entitled to Lydia’s assets through her first husband, Greg.
She sighed and sat back, frustrated with the tediousness of this search. “Maybe you should look into Dennis’s father,” she
