Deciding to show her independence by walking home after soccer practice one day, she gets lost and asks a woman in a nearby house if she can use her phone to call a cab. Meanwhile, Ingrid finds herself in a predicament of her own. Ingrid's father, mother, and father's boss try to get Ingrid's grandfather to sell so they can build condos, but he and Ingrid are too clever, quickly finding ways to thwart their plan for decades to come.
Ingrid's closest confidante in the family is her grandfather, who causes a stir in the family when he refuses to sell a large tract of land in an up and coming part of town. That leaves Ingrid to navigate much of her life alone, including her recent foray into drama as the star of Alice in Wonderland and her life as an A-level soccer player.
Her mother is always gone because of her job as a realtor, her brother, Ty, spends all his time at football practice, and her father is forced to work late a lot because of his boss, whom Ingrid despises. Ingrid Levin-Hill, independent and savvy, spends most of her time alone in her small hometown of Echo Lake. The subsequent twists and turns lead her further and further “down the rabbit hole,” all while Ingrid deals with being on the A-level soccer team, starring in her school's production of Alice in Wonderland, and navigating her very first romantic relationship. Thirteen-year-old Ingrid finds herself in the midst of a murder investigation after she accidentally leaves her soccer shoes at the victim's house the day before the killing. The book is the first in the Echo Falls series, featuring amateur teenage sleuth Ingrid Levin-Hill. Down the Rabbit Hole is a young adult and middle-grade mystery novel by Peter Abrahams.
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