Winter the raccoon has found the one thing worse than the zombie apocalypse: General Wally, a cat who has turned the human compound into a military machine.General Wally believes the only way to survive is by killing every zombie around them, but Winter is sure there’s a cure for zombie-ism out there. Escaping the chaos of military maneuvers, Winter goes MIA to journey to a camp to the east, where he was once experimented on, in search of a cure — only for General Wally and his kitten soldiers to find him and threaten him with the stockades.When the duo witness an explosion to the east, they must begrudgingly keep each other safe on the long, zombie-filled trek to retake the eastern camp, in hopes their one chance at a cure hasn’t blown up. Can Winter and Wally reconcile their differences for the fate of both animal- and humankind?
Angela Misri is an author and journalist of South Asian descent. Her Tails of the Apocalypse series was received to great acclaim, winning the Hackmatack Children’s Choice Book Award, nominated for MYRCA Sundogs and short-listed for the Red Cedar Award. Angela holds a BA in English Literature and MA in Journalism. She was born in London, U.K. and currently resides in Toronto, Ontario.
Winter the raccoon has found the one thing worse than the zombie apocalypse: General Wally, a cat who has turned the human compound into a military machine.General Wally believes the only way to survive is by killing every zombie around them, but Winter is sure there’s a cure for zombie-ism out there. Escaping the chaos of military maneuvers, Winter goes MIA to journey to a camp to the east, where he was once experimented on, in search of a cure — only for General Wally and his kitten soldiers to find him and threaten him with the stockades.When the duo witness an explosion to the east, they must begrudgingly keep each other safe on the long, zombie-filled trek to retake the eastern camp, in hopes their one chance at a cure hasn’t blown up. Can Winter and Wally reconcile their differences for the fate of both animal- and humankind?
Angela Misri is an author and journalist of South Asian descent. Her Tails of the Apocalypse series was received to great acclaim, winning the Hackmatack Children’s Choice Book Award, nominated for MYRCA Sundogs and short-listed for the Red Cedar Award. Angela holds a BA in English Literature and MA in Journalism. She was born in London, U.K. and currently resides in Toronto, Ontario.