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he Infinity Thieves features Bonnie Law, a retired veterinarian who is half (female) Jack Reacher and half James Herriot (All Creatures Great and Small) with a nod to Dr. Doolittle. Bonnie has Reacher’s biceps, Herriot’s humor and medical skills, and an almost magical ability to communicate with animals. The PG-13 screenplay is a dark comedy with Western and romantic elements.
What happens if a veterinarian tired of witnessing animal abuse goes rogue? Veterinarian Bonnie Law retired from the profession knowing she helped dogs, cats, and horses. But the abuse she witnessed sickened her. Who speaks for abused animals? Where’s justice for them?
Bonnie believes laws against animal cruelty are too lenient. With nothing to lose—she’s sixty, retired, and estranged from her only sister—Bonnie travels the country as a vigilante for animals. In her dually truck, towing a horse trailer housing her beloved, cranky Clydesdale, Bonnie protects what means most to her. In this PG-13 screenplay of suspense Bonnie encounters a horse theft ring in the Midwest. Their targets are the horses participating in a Fourth of July weekend celebration. But Bonnie’s motto is “have cast iron skillet, will travel.” The thieves are no match for Bonnie’s wit, tracking skills, and deadly accurate throwing arm.
Just because her last name is “Law” doesn’t mean Bonnie follows rules.
Note: Depictions of animal abuse or violence are off-screen and/or suitable for PG-13 audiences.
Biography
Tracey Kathryn (TK) Sheffield writes stories for readers who want to laugh and escape. She is a former public relations professional and current college educator who now writes mysteries, romantic comedies, children's horse stories, and screenplays from her home in Wisconsin. She help students (mostly those who are returning to school) learn why critical thinking and writing are important for their careers. Her debut mystery, Model Suspect, won the Southwest Writer's award for opening chapters (unpublished) and Honorable Mention in Excellence in Mystery in RWA's Daphne du Maurier awards. Her debut screenplay has been nominated for awards in Austin, Houston, Chicago, Florida, London, and New York film festivals. TK has degrees from UW-Madison (BA) and Mt. Mary University (MA), and is building audiences on Instagram. She is a contributor to Valerie Biel's popular writing blog, and she is on the events committee of Wisconsin Writers Association. She is also an over-50 model and indulges in her love of fashion and photography.