Thousands of years after The Oracle of Delphi predicts that a rabbit will save the world, a crashed spaceship is discovered by a rabbit, who gains super intelligence and the ability to teleport anywhere in the world. Now named Conrad Van Cottonmouth, the rabbit has a mission: to refuel an alien reactor in space, before it can destroy the Earth.

Having not read the first book of Conrad Van Cottonmouth, I did feel a little lost at times in book 2, but when it clicked, it was truly fantastic. Conrad is a charming and adorable protagonist, and along with his friend Amanda is responsible for some absolutely beautiful moments in this story. The deep space mission is handled brilliantly, with creator Michael Connors constructing a terrifically tense sequence that has readers on the edge of their seat, with some truly heartwarming elements too.

Connors also provides stunning artwork –  expressive, dramatic and full of life, it truly adds to the charm of the story in a huge way.

There’s a lot to like in Conrad Van Cottonmouth Book 2, and it feels pretty unique too; I can’t wait to go on more adventures with the clever little bunny and his human friends.

Conrad Van Cottonmouth Book 2 is currently nearing the end of its crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter. You can support the project here.

Many thanks to Michael Connors for sending me a digital copy of Conrad Van Cottonmouth Book 2 for review purposes.

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