Origins of the Black Collar

The world’s most unlikely spy duo is back — and this time, the stakes have never been higher.

Mollie and Tobie, two Newfipoo agents from the elite P.A.W. agency, are thrown into their most dangerous mission yet. What begins as a daring chase across a frozen fortress in Meowgrad spirals into a globe-trotting thriller: sandstorms in the Sahara, neon battles in Tokyo, break-ins at Buckingham Palace, and secret experiments that twist allies into enemies.

At the heart of it all lies the Black Collar — not just a weapon, but a living code. Ancient and alien, it doesn’t simply control technology… it becomes it. The fragments Mollie and Tobie recover pulse like heartbeats, whispering with their own will, and slowly, terrifyingly, begin to choose their hosts.

With the cyber-feline cabal rising under the ruthless Gruber, and the mysterious hacker Cipher selling riddles to both sides, Mollie and Tobie must navigate betrayal, shadow wars, and their own fears. Even Tabbatha, once their friend, may be lost to the Collar’s influence.

This third installment in the Code Name P.A.W. series blends the humor of Pixar, the thrills of Mission Impossible, and the heart of Bond with fur. Each chapter is structured like a mission file: brief, action, debrief — creating a cinematic page-turner for readers aged 8–14 (and adventurous adults who still believe in spy dogs).

Packed with gadgets like the Chaos Cloak, biscuit drones, and a bark-activated grapple leash, plus dazzling global set pieces, this book takes the P.A.W. universe to the next level. But at its core, it’s still about what Mollie and Tobie stand for: teamwork, loyalty, and refusing to give up — even when the enemy is everywhere.

And the ending? Let’s just say the Meowtrix isn’t finished. It’s only just begun.

If you love spy adventures, animal heroes, and stories that mix danger with laugh-out-loud humor, this is the book for you.

Perfect for fans of:

  • Spy School by Stuart Gibbs
  • Alex Rider by Anthony Horowitz
  • Dogs in disguise who save the world (with style)

The Black Collar has awakened. The network is alive. And the world is running out of time.

Will Mollie and Tobie be the ones to stop it? Or will they become part of it?

Turn the page — your mission begins now.

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These books not only entertain but also teach kids valuable life lessons. From learning to share to appreciating nature, Mollie & Tobie stories are educational in a way that feels natural and enjoyable. Plus, the interactive elements are a hit!

David Holmes

The illustrations in Mollie & Tobie books are simply stunning! Each page is filled with vibrant colors and details that bring Mollie and Tobie’s world to life. My son loves pointing out all the little details, and the artwork keeps him engaged from start to finish.

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Mollie & Tobie books are fun, heartwarming tale of two curious pups exploring the world together. The story is filled with colorful illustrations that capture their playful spirits perfectly. Kids will love following Mollie and Tobie’s adventures, and parents will enjoy the positive messages about friendship and teamwork.

Richard Knowles

We love how Mollie & Tobie books encourage kindness, curiosity, and exploration. The stories spark conversations about helping others and appreciating differences, which I find so valuable for young kids. These books have become a staple in our household!

Alan Swift

Each Mollie & Tobie book is short and sweet, making it ideal for bedtime reading. The stories are engaging but not too long, so young readers can enjoy them without losing focus. My child asks for these stories every night—she loves imagining herself as part of Mollie and Tobie’s exciting world!

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