G.A.B.R.I.E.L.

The author is going to start off by telling you guys some facts, and these facts are something most people don’t know and some don’t want to know. According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, roughly eight hundred thousand children are reported missing each year in the United States—that’s roughly two thousand per day. Of those, there are 115 child "stranger abduction" cases each year, which means the child was taken by an unknown person. There are literally millions of dollars given to dozens of charities to help locate the kids. They do great work legally, but for me and my friends this is a problem; the legal way doesn’t work too well, and all these monies can’t do what we do and how we do it.

The people that get our goat the most are the ones that say "What you do is no better than what they do." Well, the people that talk like this never had their kid snatched from their loving arms, but the author promises you this, if their kid was taken and the world they knew shattered, they would call people like my crew and me in a New York minute.

Enough with the BS. Let us embark on a journey, a journey of love, hatred, sickness of the mind and body, drug addiction, and other perverted addictions. On this path you will meet some of the sickest MOFOs you could ever imagine and some of the most unselfish characters with very strange and peculiar personalities. Some of their oddities you may love to hate or hate to love, but whichever it may be, I guarantee this: you will be entertained. Some of the characters who will entertain are Maz who can be described as nothing less than crazzzzyy; Loredo who is the kind of guy you wouldn’t want your daughter to be with; Bat, well, let’s just say Bat is the guy people who hang out in alleyways in the wee morning hours are afraid of; and yes, Gabriel Wilde, a young guy with a mission, a mission in which he and his friends help locate and bring back missing kids, but not in the traditional way. Let’s just say by any means possible, and I do mean any means. You will be amazed and shocked meeting the villains in this book and cheer all the people who help my friends and I. G.A.B.R.I.E.L. is the first book in this trilogy. Coming soon, V.I.P., which stands for Vendetta Insurance Policy, and last Wilde Gone Wild. This book is dedicated to Tony, my father.

-- Gabriel Scudiero