Benjamin Stetser

let me tell you about Ivan—the world's absolute worst best dog ever. Honestly, I blame myself for this one. I made the colossal mistake of watching Marley & Me with him when he was a puppy. Big mistake. Huge.

Kaiju Task Force: Code Omega – Season One, Book 1 was my chance to go back and do a soft reboot to the Kaiju Task Force lore. I love my stories, but at the time, I had no idea what I was doing—I was just winging it.

This story follows the Kaiju Task Force as they battle against the shadowy organization Argo, which has secretly captured a kaiju hatchling born from Omega, the legendary sea titan.

Vance Hadrian has led his research team through a rift at the bottom of the ocean-a shimmering, unnatural doorway between worlds. On the other side lies Earth 856, a savage mirror of our own. Vance says they're here for answers. But the truth runs darker than his crew suspects.

In Kaiju Task Force: Code Omega, the world is thrown into chaos when a massive rift opens off the coast of Alaska, unleashing Omega....

Blake sat in the dimly lit staff lounge at Genesis Labs, eyes glued to the flickering news feed. The fallout from the battle played out across the screen—smoldering wreckage, crumbling buildings, and a coastline forever scarred by the clash of titans.

While parts of this story have been embellished to make it more engaging than the somewhat mundane reality of my life, I assure you the most important elements are true. Kingston was a real boxer dog who unknowingly became a part of my family in 2018.

Norah Bennet is a bright and inventive young girl with a knack for creating almost anything and a deep passion for animals.

The Kaiju Task Force has been dealt a crushing blow. Reese and Norah, along with their mother Jessica, stand amidst the wreckage of Long Island, mourning the loss of their brother Blake and their father, David.

In a world that once faced the wrath of colossal monsters, peace feels like a temporary reprieve. The Kaiju Task Force, once celebrated as humanity’s last line of defense, has been relegated to mere symbols, their heroic roles reduced to ceremonial appearances as if the threat had truly disappeared.

Brothers Ethan and Jake travel to Serengeti National Park in search of adventure and a break from their daily routines by volunteering at a wildlife preserve. There, they meet sisters Sarah and Emily, fellow volunteers with whom they form an instant bond.

On a cold October night in Urbana, Ohio, the Cedar Bog Nature Preserve lay cloaked in an eerie silence, disturbed only by the low murmur of police radios and the glow of emergency lights.