

Deployment named honestly. Comfort given truly.
Cory and Kyler know their father is far away, and that knowing is real and heavy. The book doesn't move past it quickly — it stays there, in the missing, so children feel seen rather than managed.
Faith and guardian presence run through every page — not as a lesson delivered, but as the quiet hands already around them. Belonging across distance is the story's spine.
Written for military families who already know what courage looks like at the dinner table — and for any family navigating the weight of someone deeply loved and far away.

