
Jack Warden, a divorced coffee farmer in Tanzania, loses his only daughter. An ocean away, in the English countryside, Rodel Emerson loses her only sibling.
Worlds apart, their paths converge beneath the shadow of Mount Kilimanjaro as they set out to rescue three children across the vast plains of the Serengeti—children who are worth more dead than alive.
But when every step forward demands more, can they hold onto what they’ve found—or will it slip away like mist beneath the rising sun?
Inspired by true events, Mists of the Serengeti is an unforgettable novel about healing, courage, and connection in the face of devastating loss. Perfect for fans of Jojo Moyes and Kristin Hannah.
“Sometimes you come across a rainbow story, one that spans your heart. You might not be able to grasp it or hold on to it, but you can never be sorry for the color and magic it brought.”
“Incredibly powerful…beautiful in the way that only Leylah Attar writes.” – Jenn Sterling, New York Times Bestselling Author
“It is a truly rare and precious thing to come across a story as powerful as this one — as beautiful, as intensely emotional, as evocative and unique. This book represents the reason I love to read. 6 STARS!” – Aestas Book Blog
Themes: Grief and healing • Courage and connection across cultures • Resilience of the human spirit
Tropes: Strangers-to-lovers • Shared purpose • Atmospheric setting • Rescue backdrop • Travel & adventure
Explores emotionally intense themes including grief, loss of a child, and the endangerment of children
Categories: Contemporary Romance, Inspirational, Women’s Fiction
Pages: 360
ISBN: 9781988054001
Publisher: Pitch73 Publishing
Formats: eBook | Paperback | Audiobook
