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Kidnapping at Happy Hollow Park

by Amanda Le Loup

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A birthday celebration at Happy Hollow Park turns into every parent’s worst nightmare when five-year-old Lily Valentine disappears.

Determined to help bring Lily home, Andy Mae joins Daniel Brooks and Detective Nora Ellis in a search for answers. With her loyal companions, Dude and Queen Sherri, Andy follows the clues through the park’s hidden corners, uncovering secrets that someone would do anything to keep buried.

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As the search grows more urgent, Andy must lean on her faith, trust her friends, and follow even the smallest clues. Can they find Lily before it’s too late?

Kidnapping at Happy Hollow Park is the second book in Amanda Le Loup’s Andy Mae Mystery series—a clean, faith-filled mystery featuring friendship, suspense, and pets with plenty of personality.

Book details

Format
eBook, Paperback
Size
127 × 203 mm
Language
English
Published
October 6, 2026
Genre
Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

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    About the author

    Amanda Le Loup

    Amanda Le Loup is an Indiana author, musician, and creative storyteller with a love for mystery, music, and the places that make her home state special. She is the creator of the Andy Mae Mystery Series, beginning with Murder at Columbian Park, which brings familiar Lafayette, Indiana locations to life through mystery, suspense, humor, friendship, and family.

    When Amanda isn't writing, she enjoys singing and songwriting, playing music, crocheting, spending time with her husband, Steven, and finding inspiration in everyday adventures. Her beloved pets, Dude and Queen Sherri, have also found their way into the world of Andy Mae.

    Amanda attends Apostolic Faith Assembly and hopes her stories give readers memorable characters to root for, mysteries to solve, and plenty of reasons to keep turning the page.