Bio: J.S. Bradford was born in the Midwest and drafted during the tumult of the late 60?s, where he served with the 218th M.P Company in Vietnam. After finishing law school, Bradford spent the next twenty-five years in law enforcement.
Bradford enjoys writing fiction that produces results when addressing the conflicts of life.
Creatures of the Covenant is a novel about the animal rights movement. Deacon Tremont, assisted by his girlfriend Clare and a burnt-out old hippie named Francis, establishes a no-kill sanctuary for animals in remote Utah. The sanctuary becomes known within the movement as the Furball Hotel. When Deacon launches his own undercover operation against the Institute for Dietary Freedom--a conglomerate which supplies meat products to fast food franchises--he runs up against an opponent who will stop a... more info>> (Published: 2009)
Words: 92744 - Reading Time: 264-370 min. Category: Mainstream
Creatures of the Covenant is a novel about the animal rights movement. Deacon Tremont, assisted by his girlfriend Clare and a burnt-out old hippie named Francis, establishes a no-kill sanctuary for animals in remote Utah. The sanctuary becomes known within the movement as the Furball Hotel. When Deacon launches his own undercover operation against the Institute for Dietary Freedom--a conglomerate which supplies meat products to fast food franchises--he runs up against an opponent who will stop a... 
