Ingrid’s irascible grandfather, who has taught her to shoot a rifle, is determined to do anything he can to keep his land from being bought by the developer who employs her father. Her brother may or may not be taking steroids to succeed in football. Her good friend Joey, who she finds kind of cute, is the son of the chief of police. And Ingrid, herself, is the star in Alice in Wonderland, Hansel and Grethel and other community plays. When you enter into the Echo Falls mysteries, you enter into the fascinating secrets of a family in a small town topped by suspenseful and exhilarating conclusions. I can never wait to read another in this series by Peter Abrahams. It’s best to start with his first “Down the Rabbit Hole,” but you can read any of the three in any order.
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why did they end the series with ingrids father cheating on her mother. that bothered me for weeks.
Samantha,
As far as I know the Prescott players were not named after any real group. I only found two companies after googling the name: one was a college group and the other was in a newspaper article that had appeared decades ago.
I found one source that said Peter Abrahams was planning to write another book or two about Eccho Falls. The fact that you were bothered for weeks means you really got involved with this book.
also are there really prescott players out there.