Hudson Halfpersian's New Book 'The Baddest Cat' is a Fascinating Adventure of Meowfia Gang Lead by Hud the Stud, the Baddest of Them All
Jan 18, 2022
Fulton Books author Hudson Halfpersian, a legend among his turf of animals, has completed his most recent book "The Baddest Cat": a fun and exciting story that highlights the heroic ventures of the Meowfia Gang. Hud the Stud is a legend among the animals in Union Avenue, he and his powerful gang of clever cats keep the peace and order in the neighborhood. Tag along with them in their enthusiastic journey!
Halfpersian shares, "They're cute, clever, and a powerful Meowfia gang who rule their turf completely! Whether dealing with a disrespectful bear, stealing a car and driving into the city for a shoplifting expedition at a seafood store, taking down a tornado, or abusing the town police dog, Hudson and his crew are a feline force to reckon with! Follow a tumultuous year in their lives, and you'll find yourself wondering, What do our pets really do when we're aren't around?"
Published by Fulton Books, Hudson Halfpersian's book is a wonderful read that gives a cute perspective on what the pets do when none of their owners are watching.
Those who love animals, especially cats, will surely have fun reading this short piece.
Readers who wish to experience this delightful work can purchase "The Baddest Cat" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play or Barnes & Noble.
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