Julie Miller
 

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About Julie Miller
Julie Miller is an award-winning author--with a National Readers Choice Award, a Daphne du Maurier, a PRISM and a Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence on the shelves in her office. She's been a winner or finalist in several other contests, including the Golden Heart, CataRomance.com for Best Intrigue, and Romantic Times' Best Harlequin Blaze, Best Harlequin Intrigue, Best Paranormal, and Career Achievement Award in Series Romantic Suspense.

She started her career writing action-packed paranormals for Dorchester, and continues to throw a paranormal or two into the mix for other publishers. Julie joined the Harlequin/Silhouette family when her first Intrigue, ONE GOOD MAN, was published in 2000. Since then, she has crafted the best-selling, award-winning Taylor Clan series for Intrigue, as well as its equally successful spin-off series, THE PRECINCT. While she continues to write about cops and crime scenes for Intrigue, Ms. Miller now also writes for Harlequin Blaze--where her romantic suspense books get a steamier twist, and her military heroes have been especially popular. She has also written for continuities and other special projects at Harlequin/Silhouette. Her books have appeared on the USA Today and Waldenbooks bestseller lists.



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Nine-month Protector
 

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Nine-month Protector
(A book in the Precinct Vice Squad series)
(2007)
A novel by


Julie Miller



Morning sickness used to be Sarah Cartwright's biggest problem--until she became the only witness to a murder. Now, newly pregnant, she had a killer on her trail--and Cooper Bellamy, KCPD's finest, by her side. Her brother's best friend and her sworn protector, it was impossible to keep Coop at arm's length. Yet the mother-to-be discovered the safest place to hide was in his strong arms. They found out soon enough they each needed the other--but would it be too late before a cold-blooded hit man made them take vows of permanent silence?

Armed And Devastating
 

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Armed And Devastating
(A book in the Precinct : Brotherhood of the Badge series)
(2008)
A novel by


Julie Miller



When did plain, mousy personal assistant Brooke Hanford sprout miles of long, smooth, creamy legs? And more important, why did Detective Atticus Kincaid suddenly notice? Their relationship had always been the "good friend" variety. But now Brooke was in his thoughts and under his skin. The fact that she was receiving unwanted male attention in the form of some creep's anonymous psychological terror brought out all of Atticus's protective instincts.

Now Brooke found herself virtually surrounded by the badge and broad shoulders of Atticus. Her awkward affection for him erupted into a raw need that she'd never known. But would the fuel of newfound passion ignite a killer's revenge.?

Kansas City Christmas
 

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Kansas City Christmas
(A book in the Precinct : Brotherhood of the Badge series)
(2008)
A novel by


Julie Miller



A detective with no badge, Edward Kincaid's brooding nature scared medical examiner Holly Masterson, but couldn't dim her holiday spirit. It was when she attracted a stalker that the most wonderful time of the year turned into the most frightening. Working together to reveal a conspiracy too many people had died covering up, Holly found Edward's protection--and powerful embrace--hard to resist. Now, as new clues surfaced, could she bust the case wide open and give her silent knight the Christmas miracle he deserved?

Private S.W.A.T. Takeover
 

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Private S.W.A.T. Takeover
(A book in the Precinct : Brotherhood of the Badge series)
(2008)
A novel by


Julie Miller



Liza Parrish was nobody special - until she witnessed a murder that had the entire police department reeling. Only traumatic amnesia kept her from remembering the killer's identity. With the city's finest at her disposal, she needed the bravest man to provide top-notch protection.

Holden Kincaid was KCPD's number one sharpshooter, and he was desperate for answers regarding his father's murder. Unfortunately, being so close to the case, he was denied access to their irresistible material witness.until the security of her whereabouts was compromised. Taking Liza into his very personal custody would definitely keep her safe - from everyone but himself.