WATSON, A CAT IN A ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE

By: Mauro Croche

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

"My name is Watson, and I’m a stray cat in the middle of a zombie apocalypse."

That’s how this heart-wrenching, pulse-pounding story begins!

A journey of survival, terror, and unexpected friendships, told through the sharp eyes of a cat who has lost everything… and now fights in the shadows of a world consumed by the dead.

Ravenous creatures.

Ruthless gangs.

Buried secrets.

But amid the horror and despair, there’s still room for bravery, loyalty… and the sharp-witted humor of a cat who refuses to give up.

If you love cats and stories that leave you breathless, this book is for you!

Join over 100,000 readers who have already experienced Watson’s adventure… and find out why no one can forget his story.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Super touching and exciting—perfect if you love animals!"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Short chapters, nonstop action, and a surprise around every corner!"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "What a beautiful book! It blends the terror of a zombie apocalypse with the incredible tenderness of its protagonists."


MEET WATSON...

... a 4-year-old cat who had the perfect life with his human—lazy afternoons, food at all times, and the comfort of a home.

Until everything turned into a nightmare…

A relentless zombie pandemic wipes out the world as he knows it, leaving behind only fear, despair, and a terrifying emptiness.

Watson loses his human. Now, he’s alone… in a world consumed by death.

The streets are no longer safe.

Monsters lurk in the shadows.

And loneliness is his worst enemy.

But in the midst of devastation, Watson meets Rex, a massive yet kind-hearted Saint Bernard.

Together, they will face endless horrors, ruthless threats, and the ultimate challenge… clinging to one last impossible hope:

A final human refuge… where pets are still welcome.

Can Watson and Rex find peace in a world swallowed by horror?

"Watson: A Cat in a Zombie Apocalypse" is a mesmerizing story for all ages—but especially for those who love animals, mystery, zombies, adrenaline, and intense emotions.

If you’re a fan of cats and horror, this story was written for you!


ABOUT THE AUTHORS:

Mauro Croche (Writer)

With 7 published books and an unstoppable impact in the world of horror, Mauro Croche has captivated over a million readers on social media. His stories have become bestsellers, adapted into films, and viral sensations online.

His books include:
"Darkness: Horror Stories"
"The Supernatural Chronicles of Milena Crow" (published by Editorial Planeta)
"The Symbol of Death"
"Watson: The Zombie Apocalypse Told by a Stray Cat"
"The Last Zombie"
"Daughter of Darkness"
"Terror via WhatsApp"

In cinema, he has written the screenplays for:
"The 100 Candles Game"
"Asylum"
"The Devil’s Tail"
"Nightmare Radio"
"Redemption in Darkness"


Marty Rocha (Illustrator)

A truly exceptional artist, Marty Rocha is known for his work as a painter, airbrush muralist, and illustrator, with a distinctive style that brings realism and depth to every piece.

He is also a professional tattoo artist and a guitarist in a rock band, expressing his artistry in multiple creative forms.
He lives with his wife, his son Ignacio, and Tom, his loyal 10-year-old dog.

Every illustration in this book comes to life thanks to his incredible attention to detail and passion for art.

not bad

it's ok but nothing really inspiring about this one... honestly needs more to it.
but at the end of the day it was probably targeting a younger audience so I give it a 4 out of 5

Great story

Hard to categorize this short book, but it is a great read. The use of AI to read rather than a person is creepy and was not great.

a well-written zombie apocalypse story.

the characters were very likable and very relatable.the story flowed along wonderfully. I highly recommend this.

Needs to be a Netflix animated effort

Loved this story and the perspective it was told from! I hope to see it in some format, perhaps as a graphic novel or on a streaming service someday!

Surprisingly very enjoyable and dynamic.

This book was more than I expected. Although short and sweet, the characters were entertaining and the story had depth. I really enjoyed it.