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WATSON 2: A Cat in a Zombie Apocalypse
The world has fallen, and survival is no longer guaranteed.
Watson, Rex, Kit-Teen, and the Girl are forced to face a new and terrifying a gang of cannibal motorcyclists led by the ruthless Vikingo and his monstrous dog, Carbuncle—a creature driven by pure hatred and an unquenchable thirst for revenge.
Separated from the group, Watson and the Girl stumble into a nightmarish house crawling with thousands of bloodthirsty rats, creatures that demand an unthinkable sacrifice in exchange for survival.
As zombies overrun the remains of civilization and every second brings them closer to extinction, the line between fear and courage begins to blur.
In a world where humanity is fading, loyalty, instinct, and survival are the only weapons left.
A dark, emotional, and relentless journey that will keep you turning pages until the very end.
Watson, Rex, Kit-Teen, and the Girl are forced to face a new and terrifying a gang of cannibal motorcyclists led by the ruthless Vikingo and his monstrous dog, Carbuncle—a creature driven by pure hatred and an unquenchable thirst for revenge.
Separated from the group, Watson and the Girl stumble into a nightmarish house crawling with thousands of bloodthirsty rats, creatures that demand an unthinkable sacrifice in exchange for survival.
As zombies overrun the remains of civilization and every second brings them closer to extinction, the line between fear and courage begins to blur.
In a world where humanity is fading, loyalty, instinct, and survival are the only weapons left.
A dark, emotional, and relentless journey that will keep you turning pages until the very end.
150 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 4, 2026
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January 7, 2026
I loved this one just as much as the first installment. The tale is told from the viewpoint of the animals, and it's tense, funny, and full of heart.
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