My brother laughed when Mother left me $1 at the will reading

A sharp-tongued 66-year-old retired nurse who quietly sold her home care company is left exactly $1 at her mother's will reading while her younger brother inherits the Greenwich house and toasts her humiliation. That afternoon her mother's second attorney is waiting outside, and the next morning drives her to Hollis Hill, a hidden 240-acre refuge for old people left at somebody's door, now hers to save or sell. When her brother finds it, he brings a developer, sues her for undue influence and calls the state, before she learns whose crayon letters are on the back of the dollar.