When the Mourning Dove Calls

By: Leigh Anders

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Also by author: Tides of Change : a Lowcountry Story
Return to Mystic Hills

To face the future, you must first overcome the past.
If you like clean romance with sizzle, intrigue and action, this book will take you on that journey.

Kelsey Barrett is bored with her desk job in cyber security at her father’s firm in Atlanta. This is her second career change in three years, but it’s not as though she likes changing jobs.

As a Lieutenant in the army, Kelsey barely survived an enemy attack while on a secret mission in Afghanistan. Several of her fellow soldiers were killed. With the failed mission on her record, Kelsey and the army mutually parted ways when her commitment ended.

Kelsey cajoles her father into sending her to assist an over worked county sheriff in the mountains of North Carolina. It’s a small government surveillance contract, but Kelsey is actively doing something useful again. The parents of two local teens insist their daughters are held hostage by a secretive group that recently set up camp on Love Vine Mountain. The daughters deny they were coerced to join the cult. As they work together to learn the truth, Kelsey and the sheriff find they have more in common than either suspected when she arrived in Mason Valley.

As Kelsey scales the rocky cliffs and the thickets on Love Vine Mountain, the soothing echoes of the mourning dove calm her turbulent memories of the Afghan war. But could Kelsey’s newly found peace be more about the sheriff who hired her than the mountain she must climb, or the case itself?

Review “When the Mourning Dove Calls, a multi-layered contemporary romance novel, is a fun read. Leigh Anders does a great job with the tender moments and the humor. The characters are well developed and the reader feels like they know them. Leigh successfully brought together many diverse elements, military maneuvers, investigative equipment, and mental health. These elements add richness to the love story between Kelsey and Jason. A recommended read.” -WanDay Reviews