Lust, Vengeance and Non-stop Action
Mike Harmon's commando-quality retainers agree: their leader, code-named Ghost, is a peculiar one. An ex-Navy-SEAL, there is no stronghold he cannot penetrate, no target he can't take out. But Ghost is also a man struggling to keep the animal inside at bay and his twisted sexual desires satisfied with a rock-hard integrity and incredible force of will.
Now Harmon and his militia have been hired to rescue the daughter of a powerful political mover in America, kidnapped into the Eastern Europe sex trade.
Welcome to the Balkan Route: a notorious pathway for human trafficking carved with blood and brutality and passing through Serbia and Montenegro, Croatia, Albania, Macedonia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and Kosovo to the heart of darkness itself: sexual snuff houses where powerful politicians pay to rape and murder young women for kicks. Turns out some of those politicians hail from Washington, D.C.
But now the Route is about to be re-Routed, and the balance of power is about to shift dramatically — to the smoking muzzle of one very angry ex-SEAL's M-4.
Sometimes it takes a bad man to destroy an even more terrible evil. And the baddest of them all is Ghost. They'll be sorry they made his girls cry.
John Ringo, veteran of the U.S. Army's 82nd Airborne and fivetimes New York Times best-seller with over a million books in print, delivers another blockbuster military technothriller with the latest entry in his "Ghost" saga.
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Product ReviewThe entire "Paladin of Shadows" series ("Ghost", "Kildar", "Choosers of the Slain", "Unto the Breach", and the yet unreleased "A Deeper Blue") is solidly entertaining. I created an entire category in my PDA reader for it; "Manly Adventure". Don't read it if you're not an adult or can't appreciate dark humor.
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Product ReviewI loved Ghost, and I love Choosers of the Slain. Kildar was a bit too much setup and not enough action for my tastes, but Choosers of the Slain leverages Kildar's setup time to great effect. Choosers exposes a bit more of Mike's dark side, and that's one facet of this series that I find uniquely appealing.
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