:disambiguation: may also refer to Godzilla: Monster Planet ''Monster Planet'' (2005) is a

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by American writer David Wellington. It is the third and final novel in the author's Monster series of

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horror.

Plot introduction

''Monster Planet'' takes place twelve years after the events in '' Monster Island''. Sarah, Dekalb's now 20-year-old daughter, fights alongside Ayaan and her squad of female Somali warriors to defend their last remaining settlements from the encroaching undead forces. Meanwhile, a powerful

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from

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who calls himself "The Tsarevich" leads his army west on an unknown expedition.

External links

Text of Monster Planet online

The author's site
* 2004 American novels American horror novels American post-apocalyptic novels American zombie novels Novels first published in serial form Zombie novels {{2000s-horror-novel-stub