"Mary Margret Daughtridge comes out with another fantastic SEAL story. [SEALed with a Ring's] got everything! A savvy heroine in need of a name-only husband, and a hero with partial amnesia, headaches, scarring, charisma, good looks, and skilled in bed. Yum. Yum. Yum! See, I told you it had everything." - loveromancepassion.com

A page turner you just will not be able to turn down." - freshfiction.com

"...whets the reader's appetite for more." - nightowlreviews.com

0 "[A] touching story about finding love when you least expect it. - theromancedish.com

"This is a funny, romantic adventure with plenty of twists and turns [...] a delightful new look at a macho Navy SEAL and a sassy businesswoman [...] not just about romance, but compassion, caring, understanding, and commitment. [...] "SEALed with a Ring" is a wonderful must-read book." - masoncanyon.blogspot.com

Want to read about SEALs - real ones? Well, I've read every book about them that I could get my hands on. For my purposes - which is always to get inside the skin of these remarkable men - the best is Class 29 by John Carl Roat, a retired SEAL.

In a deeply personal and deeply felt account of SEAL training in the early days, John puts the "grit" in nitty-gritty, and he gets wastes no time getting down to it. A natural storyteller, he made me feel he was present, having a cup of coffee, spinning stories and reminiscing. 

I chuckled at wry, witty turns of phrase, and guffawed at passages that were hold-my-stomach hilarious. I gasped in outrage. I bit my lip to keep myself from crying out. And I read on, even when tears blurred the page, unable to put the book down for long enough to wipe them. I hated for it to end.

Now, to raise money for a young friend, Wes Bandemer, John is offering a special, limited edition version of Class 29.