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.
