SILVER HAWK A Warrior's Respect

From the Back Cover "Who are you?" "My name isn't important," the man said. "I offered to buy your rights from Gianni but he refused to sell...so I took him instead." "Bullshit," Joseph muttered. "You can't put him in the arena." "I can and I did," the man said. "His father cut off his money. He doesn't have a cent. I told him I'd make him a wealthy man again but he refused. He told me he'll never sell you." Joseph leaned against the wall and tilted his head back. He could hear the sound of the fighting arena in the background. The man wasn't lying. "Joseph? Are you there?" "Yes," Joseph said. "He's taken your place in the arena," the man said. "You can't do this," Joseph said. "He's not owned." "He is now," the man said, "however I might consider setting him free if you bring that paper to me. You do have the paper, don't you?" "I never saw the paper," Joseph said. "I don't know where it is." The man laughed. "I want you Joseph." "Where are you?" "Come home to New York Silver Hawk," he said, "and you'll find me." Product Description Author Alice Miller tells the story of Joseph Silver Hawk Argent and Gianni Tassiano's friendship and loyalty toward one another in SILVER HAWK, A Warrior's Respect. When they were boys, Gianni Tassiano crawled through a vent to bring bread to eight year old Joseph Argent who was being kept in a basement under the cruel abuse of Don Antone. As they grew, their friendship remained and although Joseph Silver Hawk Argent struggled to forget the pain of being abused, he never forgot Gianni's acts of kindness that kept him alive. After ten long years of mistreatment, in A Warrior's Respect, Joseph begins to understand what it means to have respect for himself and learns that he is worthy of love. He learns that in spite of all that has happened to him, he is a true warrior and with the respect he finds for himself comes peace. If you enjoyed A Warrior's Respect, follow Joseph in SILVER HAWK I Am My Own Master (Volume 8) of the SILVER HAWK series. From the Inside Flap Joseph carefully placed Rosa in the bassinet and reached down beside the chair. He slowly opened the drawer to the end table. Without having to look, he wrapped his fingers around the 9m.m. He heard footsteps on the hardwood of the porch coming closer to the door. He raised the gun and aimed as the door slowly opened. When he saw who it was he breathed a sigh of relief and lowered the gun. He rested his head back against the chair and closed his eyes. Gianni Tassiano smiled. "Perhaps I should have called," he said, coming into the trailer. Joseph didn't move from where he was. He didn't smile back. He didn't rush to greet him and the entire trailer reeked of vomit. "Gato?" Gianni asked with concern, "are you all right?" He dropped his brown leather travel bag on the couch and slowly approached him. "Why did you go for the gun? Are you in danger?" he asked with a thick Italian accent. Still, he received no answer. He moved closer. Joseph's face was covered with sweat and his hair was damp. Gianni crouched down beside the chair. "Gato," he said tenderly, "you're sick." About the Author Alice Miller proudly presents the seventh novel of the SILVER HAWK WARRIOR SERIES, SILVER HAWK A Warrior's Respect.