Mark Harmon, best known for portraying Leroy Jethro Gibbs on ‘NCIS,’ has launched his latest novel, “Ghosts of Honolulu.” Harmon credits Leon Carroll Jr., a former NCIS agent and technical advisor to the show, for making this venture possible. Carroll Jr. played a crucial role in helping Harmon understand the inner workings of the agency, describing him as a vital collaborator and partner they developed over 18 years.
Their collaboration on “Ghosts of Honolulu” weaves a compelling narrative centered around Pearl Harbor, showcasing Harmon’s commitment to authentically portraying NCIS themes. Despite his departure from the series, Harmon remains dedicated to honoring its legacy.
Reflecting on leaving ‘NCIS,’ Harmon acknowledges feeling “tired” after years of commitment. Nevertheless, his passion for storytelling persists, hinting at potential future collaborations or projects.
Ultimately, Harmon’s latest novel not only pays tribute to his ‘NCIS’ journey but also emphasizes the significance of collaboration and genuine storytelling in his creative endeavors.
