He killed one at a time per month. The generals' sons screamed and pleaded, but it was too late. ...
What do you do when the system protects murderers instead of the innocent? When the sons of generals and ministers can bully and kill with impunity?
Viktor Petrov is a sniper and Afghanistan veteran nicknamed "Ghost." He made a promise to a fallen friend to take care of his son, Andrei. But the boy dies at the hands of the army's gilded youth. The official version is an accident. The reality is torture and murder. The military prosecutor's office closes the case. The fathers of the killers are too influential.
What's left for a man who knows how to kill and knows there will be no justice?
In this story, you will learn:
How an experienced sniper plans revenge against three killers
Why each death looked like an accident
What price a person pays for lynching
What happens when the system protects criminals instead of victims
This is a story about justice beyond the law. About how war changes a person forever. And about how some promises must be kept at any cost.