Caesar the War Dog Books in Order
Caesar the War Dog is a series of 5 books written by Stephen Dando Collins.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Caesar the War Dog books in publication order
5 books
Caesar the War Dog
by Stephen Dando Collins
2012
Corporal Ben Fulton recognizes Caesar's potential as an Australian Army explosives-detection dog. Their service in Afghanistan proves the bond, but an ambush separates them, leaving the wounded Ben and his family searching for signs that Caesar has survived far from home.
Operation Blue Dragon
by Stephen Dando Collins
2013
Returning to explosives-detection duty with handler Ben, Caesar helps uncover a bomb threatening the visiting UN secretary-general. When the official is later captured in Afghanistan, Caesar, Ben, and Charlie join an international rescue team whose mission demands the dog's unusual talents.
Operation Pink Elephant
by Stephen Dando Collins
2014
Caesar, Ben, and Charlie join a mission to rescue their friend Lucky after elephant poachers kidnap him in Tanzania. Tracking the captors draws the team into efforts to stop ivory trafficking and free children forced into the poachers' armed group.
Operation Green Parrot
by Stephen Dando Collins
2015
After Caesar detects explosives linked to a cartel attack, a Mexican crime boss orders the dog kidnapped for his own protection. Ben, Charlie, and their response team must locate Caesar in Mexico while navigating the danger of a violent cartel war.
Operation Black Shark
by Stephen Dando Collins
2016
A Caribbean cruise becomes a hostage crisis when escaped prisoners seize the ship carrying Ben Fulton and his family. Charlie and Caesar join the international response, attempting to reach the vessel and locate hidden explosives before the hijackers' threats become reality.
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