Ghostmaker (Gaunt's Ghosts)

Afterwards, Milo confides to Gaunt that even though the Eldar tricked them, it felt good to fight for Tanith, an opportunity they never had before; Milo feels it has exorcised many of the regiment's ghosts, even Rawne's. Gaunt, for his part, has never been prouder of them.

Ghostmaker (Gaunt's Ghosts)

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The last words of the novel ("They were his ghosts after all. Gaunt's Ghosts.") echo a recurring pattern in the Richard Sharpe novel series by Bernard Cornwell - most of the series' novels end with the novel's title, which always takes the form "Sharpe's _" (e.g. Sharpe's Rifles ends with the words "They were Sharpe's Rifles" and Sharpe's Eagle ends with the words "Gentlemen. I give you Sharpe's Eagle").

As the crusade to liberate the Sabbat Worlds continues, Colonel Commissar Gaunt leads the Tanith First and Only into an unforgiving new warzone the fortress world of Jago. As the enemy assaults increase in fury, Gaunt and his regiment must face the terror of the present alongside the ghosts of their past, for Only in Death does duty end. 041b061a72