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Julie’s 2021 Year in Books
Take a look at Julie’s Year in Books. The long, the short—it’s all here.
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Julie Miller
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June 2010
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The Marine Next Door (The Precinct: Task Force #1; The Precinct #17)
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2012
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8 editions
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Protecting the Pregnant Witness (The Precinct: SWAT #3; The Precinct #15)
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2011
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9 editions
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Beauty and the Badge (The Precinct, #11)
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Protecting Plain Jane (The Precinct: SWAT #2; The Precinct #14)
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2011
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6 editions
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Make Mine A Marine
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2014
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2 editions
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Takedown (The Precinct, #12)
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2010
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9 editions
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Man with the Muscle (The Precinct: SWAT #1; The Precinct #13)
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2010
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10 editions
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Task Force Bride (The Precinct: Task Force, #5; The Precinct #21)
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2013
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Partner-Protector (The Precinct, #1)
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2013
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11 editions
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Armed and Devastating (The Precinct: Brotherhood of the Badge #2; The Precinct #8)
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2008
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10 editions
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Title Change
Hey, Readers!
Just a quick FYI announcement:
Harlequin has changed the title of my August 2019 release, Covert Assignment, to PERSONAL PROTECTION.
So, if you've already marked the release on your calendar or TBB list, please note the title change.
It's my understanding that if you've already pre-ordered it under the former title, the order will simply switch to the new book. If you haven't pre-ordered Read more of this blog post »
Just a quick FYI announcement:
Harlequin has changed the title of my August 2019 release, Covert Assignment, to PERSONAL PROTECTION.
So, if you've already marked the release on your calendar or TBB list, please note the title change.
It's my understanding that if you've already pre-ordered it under the former title, the order will simply switch to the new book. If you haven't pre-ordered Read more of this blog post »
APB: Baby
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updated Feb 12, 2016 08:29AM
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USA TODAY bestselling author Julie Miller's new series launches with a lawman and social worker who team up to safeguard a baby
After a near-fatal shootout at his sister's wedding, third-generation lawman Niall Watson comes home to a baby in distress. The abandoned newborn in his neighbor's apartment sends the Kansas City PD criminologist into rescue mode once again.
Social worker Lucy McKane will do whatever it takes to protect the infant boy entrusted to her care. The tall, sexy ME next door may be clueless about her feelings for him, but Niall's the only one who can keep them safe. As a vengeful killer targets them, desire draws Lucy and Niall dangerously closer. Together, can they find justice and safeguard their newly created family?
Protecting the Pregnant Witness
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updated Jan 29, 2016 12:42PM
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A ruthless killer…an expectant mother…one determined cop.
Rafe Delgado had been there for Josie Nichols her entire life. So when he turned to her one night, emotionally drained thanks to a heartbreaking case, her longtime crush on the brooding cop reached a whole new level. But afterward, Rafe went back to being untouchable and Josie didn't know how to break through his shell…even to tell him she was pregnant.
Everything Rafe did was by the book and so his moment of weakness could never be repeated. He didn't deserve someone like Josie.even if it was a daily struggle to keep his hands off her. But learning she could ID a cold–blooded killer changed everything. Now she was in his protective custody and caring about her only made his job harder. And learning about his unborn child made it nearly impossible.
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One of my favorite Stoker books! The fact that I read it all in less than 24 hours around sleep and work tells you how engaging it was. To me, Pid (thank goodness the heroine called him Stuart! "Pid" is a funny, but unfortunate nickname for Stu...) wa ...more |
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| I just finished a new-to-me book in Dana Marton's Broslin Creek series, and it made me want to go back and re-read my favorite in the series, DEATHTRAP. I loved Sophie and Peaches and especially Sheriff Bing! Such great characters. I loved it! Again. ...more | |
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| I'm a longtime fan of Dana Marton's writing, and was happy I saw this online. I've read and loved several of her Broslin Creek books, but somehow I missed this first one featuring Murph Dolan (such a hunky, wounded, complex hero--loved him!) and Kate ...more | |
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Just too short for me. Even though it's a novella, I was hoping for a little more. A great setup and introduction to the main characters...and then not much happens. Then there's an epilogue to tell a little more. But, if you're a fan of Ms. Harris's ...more |
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“Life isn't easy... Sometimes, stuff happens that isn't your fault, that you can't control. It doesn't mean you've failed or that or that you won't fail again. It just means that you have to fight harder. You have to be stronger. You can't let the bad stuff win. You have to keep getting up and moving forward even when you're afraid to or you don't think you can.”
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“That was bliss. Being cared for. Wanted. Feeling so necessary to someone’s existence that there was no place for the loneliness inside her.”
― Protecting the Pregnant Witness
― Protecting the Pregnant Witness
“After he tipped his hat and left, Jillian watched him stride down the hallway. Yeah, Big-brotherly overprotection aside, fortysomething looked good on the police captain from this view, too.”
― Takedown
― Takedown
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“Life isn't easy... Sometimes, stuff happens that isn't your fault, that you can't control. It doesn't mean you've failed or that or that you won't fail again. It just means that you have to fight harder. You have to be stronger. You can't let the bad stuff win. You have to keep getting up and moving forward even when you're afraid to or you don't think you can.”
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“She liked seeing John smile. He was usually so serious and guarded. The flash of boyish teasing warmed her heart. She’d liked the faintly possessive stamp of that kiss, too. Although she’d never imagined she would enjoy any man showing possessive tendencies around her again, there was something healthy and respectful, and completely new about the way John liked to hold her hands or take her arm, to subtly touch her—or kiss her. It was like falling in love for the first time all over again. He made her feel important. He listened. He got angry…on her behalf. John made her feel like a woman worth caring about, not a punching bag or vessel for sex or thing a man owned the way Danny had. He made her believe that with the right man—with John himself, perhaps—that it was okay for her to love again. - (Maggie)”
― The Marine Next Door
― The Marine Next Door
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It was called UNSANCTIONED MEMORIES. A good family friend runs an antiques business south of Lone Jack. She owns lots of dogs, too. I had a reclusive heroine, living with her dog, so I based the heroine's home on her Log Cabin Antiques. I think my hero left his car in Lone Jack and hiked down to the heroine's place.I remember the copyeditor arguing with me (friendly arguing) that I could have a road named Lovers Lane. I have a picture of the crossroads sign near this antiques business... called Lovers Lane. Don't know if you're familiar with it.
Hope you get a chance to read UNSANCTIONED MEMORIES. And I'm so pleased to hear you're enjoying my KC books! Thank you!
Jacqueline wrote: "Hi Julie, Thanks for accepting my friendvite. I really enjoy reading your KC based romantic suspense books. What book did you set near Lone Jack?
Jacqueline"
Hi Julie, Thanks for accepting my friendvite. I really enjoy reading your KC based romantic suspense books. What book did you set near Lone Jack?Jacqueline
