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The Omega Team Universe (Caitlyn O'Leary) Books in Order

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Find Caitlyn O'Leary's Omega Team Universe books in order, with crossover notes, summaries, and help on where to start.

Last updated: July 10, 2026

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The Omega Team Universe (Caitlyn O'Leary) books in publication order

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Cooper's Promise

by Caitlyn O'Leary

2016

This crossover novella blends Caitlyn O'Leary's Shadow Alliance world with another team's universe. Cooper gets a fast, suspense-heavy romance where danger presses close and promises matter as much as action.

The Omega Team Universe (Caitlyn O'Leary) books in chronological order

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    Cooper's Promise

    by Caitlyn O'Leary

    2016Shadow Alliance, Book 2

Series background & context

This page exists because not every Caitlyn O'Leary book sits neatly inside one of her own long-running series. Sometimes she writes into a broader shared world, and The Omega Team Universe is one of those crossover spaces.

The clearest connection here is Cooper's Promise, which sits between O'Leary's work and another military-romance universe. That kind of book is less about launching a brand-new standalone world and more about seeing how her storytelling voice works when dropped into an established shared setup.

What carries over is easy to recognize. You still get protective men, fast-moving suspense, emotional damage that matters, and a romance built under pressure. The difference is that the surrounding world is wider than one author's cast list. That can be a lot of fun for readers who already enjoy military-romance crossovers and like watching different teams and tones brush up against each other.

It also helps explain why some books can feel adjacent to Shadow Alliance or the SEAL series without belonging fully to them. Shared universes do that. They create side roads. They let an author tell one sharp, focused story without needing it to support a huge internal arc.

So this is a useful series page for readers who want context more than quantity. If you have found one of O'Leary's crossover titles and wondered where it belongs, this is the answer. It belongs in the overlap.

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