Ghost Frequency

He thought the jungle had let him go. It hadn't. When Sergeant Erik Anders is recalled to Vietnam with MACV-SOG, now buried under the codename STDAT-158—he returns to the covert multi-mission profile he knows too well: deep reconnaissance, sensor emplacements, enemy interdiction, and high-risk intelligence recovery. But this time, something's changed. At first, it's just a feeling, an unease beneath the canopy. Then come the near misses: a sniper's bullet too close to chance, a grenade that rolls straight to his feet. The other men chalk it up to combat. Anders knows better. Someone, or something, is hunting him. Not his team. Not the Americans. Him. As the missions deepen into Cambodia and Laos, Anders finds himself haunted by impossible patterns, tribal warnings, and a growing sense that this is no longer just war; it's personal. The jungle hasn't forgotten him. It remembers. And it's waiting. Ghost Frequency is a psychological war thriller that weaves military realism with creeping myth, exploring how memory, guilt, and something far older than war can survive in the shadows.