Mark Harmon, renowned for his portrayal of Leroy Jethro Gibbs on ‘NCIS,’ has unveiled his latest novel, “Ghosts of Honolulu.” Harmon credits Leon Carroll Jr., a former NCIS agent and technical advisor to the show, as indispensable in bringing this project to fruition. Harmon describes Carroll Jr. as his “partner” and vital collaborator, emphasizing the profound bond they forged over 18 years.
Their collaboration on “Ghosts of Honolulu” weaves a gripping tale set against the backdrop of Pearl Harbor, showcasing Harmon’s dedication to authentically portraying the workings of NCIS. Despite Harmon’s departure from the series, his commitment to preserving its legacy remains unwavering.
Reflecting on his exit from ‘NCIS,’ Harmon acknowledges feeling “tired” after years of dedication. However, his passion for storytelling persists, hinting at potential future collaborations or projects.
Ultimately, Harmon’s latest endeavor not only pays tribute to his ‘NCIS’ legacy but also underscores the significance of collaboration and genuine storytelling in his creative journey.
