Author Steven Clark Bradley has been to or lived in 34 countries, including Pakistan, Iraqand Turkey. He has a master’s degree in liberal studies from IndianaUniversity. He speaks French and Turkish. He has been an assistant to aprosecutor, a university instructor and a freelance journalist.
Steven Clark Bradley has four Published Thrillers:
Unknownto Wallace Findings, a one-night stand results in twins. The mother ismurdered soon after their birth to cover a hideous crime, which sendsFindings on an eighteen yearhunt for her murderer. One twin is adopted and welcomed into awonderful life of plenty and privilege. The other is rejected and leftan orphan, in a world without identity or care, facing brutal treatmentand sexual abuse. This twin seeks out Findings and his sibling and allthose who had abandoned him to carry out a plot of revenge. In the end,Findings discovers his role in a baby for sale scheme in which he andhis unknown children were victims.
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Have you ever felt that the world was guided in ways that are beyond man’s control? The constant changes in the world sincethe time of Nimrod 4000 years ago until today and all the events thathave shaken the world have been to bring the universe back into the hands of the Prince of Darkness, Lucia, a world that he had ruled with his Watchersbefore it was all ripped from his grasp when man was created. NimrodRising paints a diabolical picture of how the Prince of Darknessexecutes his evil plot to take the world back by force and destroycivilization in the process. From the Great Builder Nimrodin 4000 BC to today, 666 generations later, you can ride the storm ofNimrod Rising and experience the death of a world and the birth pangsof another. You will swear it is really upon us!current issues in his novel, "Patriot Act" (Cambridge Books, $18).
Americafaces nuclear attack by the Islamic Republic of Iran and the bestperson to retaliate is a Special Ops killer currently serving time fora murder he did not commit.
Bradley lives in Rowland Heights and has worked around theglobe. He is fluent in French and Turkish and is currently a teacherand a writer.
<p><b>The absorbing, definitive account of CrossFit's origins, its explosive grassroots growth, and its emergence as a global phenomenon.</b><br /> <br />One of the most illuminating books ever on a sports subculture, <i>Learning to Breathe Fire </i>combines vivid sports writing with a thoughtful meditation on what it means to be human. In the book, veteran journalist J.C. Herz explains the science of maximum effort, why the modern gym fails an obese society, and the psychic rewards of ending up on the floor feeling as though you're about to die. <br /> <br />The story traces CrossFit’s rise, from a single underground gym in Santa Cruz to its adoption as the workout of choice for elite special forces, firefighters and cops, to its popularity as the go-to fitness routine for regular Joes and Janes. Especially riveting is Herz’s description of The CrossFit Games, which begin as an informal throw-down on a California ranch and evolve into a televised global proving ground for the fittest men and women on Earth, as well as hundreds of thousands of lesser mortals. <br /> <br />In her portrayal of the sport's star athletes, its passionate coaches and its “chief armorer,” Rogue Fitness, Herz powerfully evokes the uniqueness of a fitness culture that cultivates primal fierceness in average people. And in the shared ordeal of an all-consuming workout, she unearths the ritual intensity that's been with us since humans invented sports, showing us how, on a deep level, we're all tribal hunters and first responders, waiting for the signal to go all-out. </p>