I will bless you with a future filled with hope—a future of success, not of suffering. Jeremiah 29:11 (Contemporary English Version)

Caton needs to let go of the past. Lilly needs to let go of the future.

Travis Inman sets When Love Calls in the majestic southern Rocky Mountains of New Mexico, where Caton Harvey struggles with the recent loss of his wife, leaving him a new father and a widower. He desperately wants to hang on to Mary’s memory and begins to build the dream home she always wanted. However, the project begins to consume him and he creates an estate that is extravagant and out of control.

 

Lilly, of Boston, Massachusetts, is a classical violinist who struggles with the devastating divorce forced upon her. She is lonely and strives to be faithful to her moral standards, despite pressure to become sexually promiscuous. Lilly is not a woman of faith, but is not hostile toward God or religion. 

 

Their worlds collide when Caton’s daughter accidentally dials Lilly’s phone number. These two suddenly find themselves enjoying an unexpected conversation that could only happen by divine intervention. Caton begins to cleave to his dead wife in a desperation that becomes irrational. Lilly longs to have what Caton once had. Will Caton’s devotion to his late wife cause irreparable harm to God’s plan of redemption in Lilly’s life? 

Can Caton let go of the past? Can Lilly let go of the future? Find out When Love Calls.