One Eye. Two Wars. A Thousand Miracles. ​ History remembers the great generals, but the front lines belonged to Léo Major. From the blood-soaked sands of Juno Beach to the frozen ridges of Korea, this is the definitive factual account of Canada’s most defiant warrior — a man who refused to go home, even after a phosphorus grenade claimed his eye and a landmine broke his back. ​Léo Major didn’t just follow orders; he redefined what a single soldier could achieve. Discover the visceral truth behind the legends. ​ The Liberation of Zwolle: How one man, armed with a sack of grenades and a submachine gun, tricked an entire German garrison into surrendering a city. ​The 93 Prisoners: The night a lone scout stalked through the Dutch mud to capture nearly a hundred enemy soldiers single-handedly. ​The Double DCM: The story of the only Canadian to ever earn the Distinguished Conduct Medal in two separate wars, proving his heroism wasn’t luck—it was a creed. ​Spanning 32 chapters of meticulously researched history, THE ONE-EYED GHOST strips away the polished myth to reveal the grit, the fire, and the relentless spirit of the "Rebel of Montreal." This isn't just a military biography; it is a pulse-pounding journey into the heart of a man who looked at the impossible and didn't blink. ​He was the Ghost of the Scheldt. He was the One-Man Regiment. This is his story.