Soldier Daddy: A DDlg Military Romance

Dirty Doms #3

by K. Carty

When Ryan is abruptly called to serve his country, he and his wife, Sarah, learn the true meaning of "resiliency". Understanding the needs of the Army comes first, "Mission first, people always," Sarah and Ryan must find ways to cope with the challenges accompanying a long-distance relationship and "embrace the suck."

As boredom and loneliness set in, Sarah finds herself exploring new sides of herself. Discussions with Ryan lead to the couple exploring new dynamics in their well-established marriage.

Follow Sarah and Ryan on a journey of resiliency, growth, and self-discovery.

Based on a true story. For privacy reasons, some potentially identifying details such as names, locations, occupations, and dates may have been changed.

Genres: Military Fiction

169 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 11, 2023

Reviews

[Laura Williamson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great

As a military veteran and an ex-military spouse and a single mother, this book sounds pretty darn spot on! SNAFU is life in the Army, but you adapt and overcome. This is a great description of that.

[3am Thoughts · Rating 4 out of 5]

vulnerable amazing read

I have been looking forward to reading this 3rd book for quite some time. This book was great because it felt so real. I already loved the author’s dialogue style because it feels so conversational this book is different than the other two because of the personal journey the protagonist has. It was vulnerable and while I do not have any personal connection to the military I can see elements of what other people I know have gone through as well with deployment. In the previous books at times I felt the ending was rushed this book didn’t do that I felt there was great pacing. Again I loved it. It is an easy read.

[Shavonne Belford · Rating 3 out of 5]

military life is rough

A journey as a couple navigate family, military life, and long distance and the intimate needs of their relationship while thousands of miles apart a sweet authentic story of the difficulties of being a military family

[Book Addict · Rating 5 out of 5]

Learning

Military wife and kids.while Dad is overseas on assignment.
Sarah has a lot to learn about herself during this period.
She is wanting one thing and while being apart it just does not work out.
Both learn and really opens your eyes as to how the spouse handles everything while overseas calls them to duty.

[Mette · Rating 4 out of 5]

A cute daddy and Middle story. I like that is based upon a real relationship between two people, who love each other very much but also have their struggles with him being away for over a year because of his job.

[Kiera Sheffler · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book displayed some of the true struggles with military marriages! My favorite part had to be the epilogue, the words of the wife. That part was extra touching bc it’s all soooo true as a military wife.

[Tina P · Rating 3 out of 5]

Felt like I was reading a journal. Accurate depiction of the difficulties of deployment on both sides.

[Blair Jennings · Rating 1 out of 5]

I didn't love the writing style and ended up not finishing it.

[Reader · Rating 1 out of 5]

Trash writing and this author randomly follows married soldiers on instagram trying to connect with them.

[Rebecca · Rating 3 out of 5]

Short cute read

Cute and to the point. Was expecting a bit more on the dom/sub plot line. Everything felt a bit scattered. It does show how tapped out you feel when your other half is deployed. That part is pretty well written.