ANIMAL WARRIOR

Once upon a time, a man learned to connect with animals - and he's never stopped fighting for them since.

Animal Warrior is a successful veterinarian who hides his true identity in the shadows.

This hero leads a double life as an animal liberator and passionately heads the renowned Rescue Patrol, a clandestine organization dedicated to rescuing animals in danger and suffering.

After futile attempts with protests and complaints against the sinister laboratory of scientist Freddy Rippin, Animal Warrior makes the brave decision to take justice into his own hands and free the unfortunate monkeys from a cruel fate.

More than a story, it's a cry of conscience - a call to stand together for a world where every living being is treated with dignity and respect.

Authors

Buchi and Camila Baravalle are two Argentine sisters from the city of Rosario, born in 1971 and 1974, respectively. Both studied screenwriting in Los Angeles, with "The Madame Safo" being their first screenplay and also their debut novel. They now present their second novel, ANIMAL WARRIOR, an enthralling story of a veterinary hero who leads a double life as an animal liberator. The Baravalle sisters' writing style is distinguished by its solid structure, capturing the visual essence characteristic of cinema. Their words transform into clear and precise images, captivating readers and immersing them completely in a dynamic narrative as if watching a movie on screen.