The Rabbit Plague

The Rabbit Plague

When the prey becomes the predator

A Relentless Thriller of Science and Horror - Fast-Paced, Terrifying, and Shockingly Realistic!

Genetically modified rabbits. Intelligent. Carnivorous. Evil. And multiplying at an unstoppable rate.
What if the next evolutionary predator isn't a monster-but something far smaller, far deadlier?

They were supposed to be harmless. A groundbreaking experiment designed to revolutionize food production-faster-growing meat, stronger, more resilient rabbits. But when the first test animals escape from a secret lab, no one realizes what's coming. No one sees the true danger. Until it's too late.

The creatures make their way across the ocean and spread like wildfire in America.
These rabbits aren't just aggressive-they are intelligent. They hunt in packs, they adapt, and they multiply beyond control. As the government scrambles to contain the outbreak, the truth is buried beneath cover-ups. But the western U.S. is already collapsing into chaos.

At the Hawthorne Army Depot, Elijah Hawkins and his family are caught in the crossfire of a nightmare. As the first brutal attacks begin, it becomes horrifyingly clear: These creatures are no longer ordinary animals. They are relentless, calculating predators-killing machines that could bring about the extinction of humanity.

As military forces and scientists race against time to find a way to stop the spreading horror, the question remains: Can they push back the tide of bloodthirsty creatures before it's too late? Or has humanity already reached its end?

A heart-stopping, adrenaline-fueled horror thriller!

• A terrifying horror thriller about killer rabbits
• A fast-paced survival horror novel
• Apocalypse meets genetic nightmare
• When genetic experiments go horribly wrong
• The dark side of evolution-mutant rabbits on the hunt
• Bioengineered monsters turning against humanity
• A relentless fight for survival against unstoppable predators
• The military's last stand against a horde of carnivorous rabbits
• When the prey becomes the predator-humanity is next