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Shadow Ops: Bravo Team Books in Order

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See the Shadow Ops: Bravo Team books in order by Makenna Jameison, with summaries, covert-team background, character connections, and where to start.

Last updated: July 14, 2026

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Shadow Ops: Bravo Team books in publication order

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Boone

by Makenna Jameison

2026

Former Delta Force sniper Boone Langford joins Shadow Ops: Bravo Team and meets covert agent Radley Moore. While they work to stop a terror plot, Radley's past resurfaces, leaving Boone determined to protect her.

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Knox

by Makenna Jameison

2026

A Shadow Ops: Bravo Team operative faces a dangerous assignment and an attraction that will not stay at a safe distance. In a world built on secrecy, trust becomes the hardest mission of all.

Shadow Ops: Bravo Team books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Boone"

    Boone

    by Makenna Jameison

    2026Shadow Ops: Bravo Team, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Knox"

    Knox

    by Makenna Jameison

    2026Shadow Ops: Bravo Team, Book 2

Series background & context

Shadow Ops: Bravo Team is a romantic-suspense offshoot centered on a new group of covert operatives. It begins with Boone, which introduces Boone Langford, a former Delta Force sniper who joins the Bravo Team after leaving the Army.

Boone expects the job to be demanding. He does not expect to meet Radley Moore, a strong-willed covert agent whose independence matches his own. Their attraction develops while the team works to stop a terror plot, and Radley's past brings another threat uncomfortably close.

The work is covert. The feelings are not.

The series builds on the broader Shadow Ops world, where skilled former military personnel take on dangerous assignments outside ordinary public view. Missions, surveillance, and hostile enemies create the external tension. The emotional tension comes from people used to handling everything alone learning that a partner can be an asset, not a weakness.

Boone is followed by Knox. The books are structured as individual romances within the same team setting, so each story can provide an entry point. Starting at the beginning is still the best way to understand the unit, its professional relationships, and the characters likely to reappear.

Expect gruff operatives, capable heroines, threats that need a team response, and romances shaped by the need for trust. The series keeps the direct, protective energy of Jameison's other action-oriented books while moving into a more covert-ops setting.

Begin with Boone for the Bravo Team introduction, then continue with Knox.

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