| Book Title | Ghost |
| Series | Paladin of Shadows |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Author | John Ringo |
| Publisher | Baen Books |
| Published | 2007 |
| Format | Mass Market Paperback |
| Condition | Good |
| Condition Notes | Moderate shelf wear with edge wear, corner wear, cover scratching, and several visible creases. Additional wear is present on the back cover and around the barcode area. Solid reading copy with noticeable handling wear. |
| Condition | Good |
Former Navy SEAL Michael Harmon, known by the call sign “Ghost,” struggles to adapt to civilian life after leaving military service. While attending college, he witnesses the kidnapping of a young woman and becomes drawn into a dangerous conspiracy involving international terrorism and a plot aimed at inflicting devastating harm on the United States.
Possessing combat skills, determination, and a willingness to operate outside conventional rules, Ghost follows a trail that leads from America to the Middle East. As he uncovers the true scope of the terrorist threat, he finds himself engaged in a brutal campaign against enemies who underestimate both his abilities and his resolve.
EugeneBookstore Summary:
Ghost launches one of John Ringo’s most popular modern action series with a hard-hitting blend of military action, counterterrorism, and techno-thriller suspense. Featuring a highly skilled former SEAL protagonist and plenty of fast-paced action, the novel delivers exactly the sort of high-energy storytelling Ringo’s fans have come to expect.
Readers who enjoy Tom Clancy, Larry Bond, Brad Thor, and military-action thrillers will find Ghost an entertaining mix of tactical action, humor, and larger-than-life adventure.
Collector Notes:
Ghost is the first novel in the Ghost series and introduces Michael Harmon, one of John Ringo’s most recognizable non-science-fiction protagonists. First books in successful series generally attract the strongest collector interest, making this volume the key title in the sequence. The novel marked Ringo’s expansion beyond military science fiction into contemporary military thrillers and helped establish the Ghost books as a distinct franchise within his bibliography. Early Baen editions remain desirable for collectors seeking complete John Ringo collections.