America's Bravest Books in Order
America's Bravest is a series of 5 books written by Kathryn Shay.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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America's Bravest books in publication order
5 books
Code of Honor
by Kathryn Shay
1999
Firefighter Chelsea Whitmore joins Lieutenant Jake Scarlatta's crew expecting the hostility she has faced elsewhere. As accusations of mistakes she did not make threaten her position, mutual attraction complicates Jake's promise to help her fit in.
Feel the Heat
by Kathryn Shay
1999
Firefighter Francey Cordaro rescues wealthy businessman Alex Templeton from a blaze and challenges his carefully controlled life. Their attraction grows despite her reluctance, but differences in values, social worlds, and everyday priorities threaten any lasting relationship.
The Man Who Loved Christmas / Risking It All
by Kathryn Shay
1999
Firefighter Dylan O'Roarke takes risks head-on, while academy instructor Beth Winters teaches recruits to put caution first. Working together creates inevitable clashes, and their growing attraction requires them to reconcile sharply different attitudes toward danger and responsibility.
The Fire Within / Never Far Away
by Kathryn Shay
2001
Former firefighter Reed MacCauley now helps others cope with the stress of emergency work, yet doubts his own courage. Delaney Shaw loves him and wants to help him confront the fears he finds hardest to acknowledge.
All I Need
by Kathryn Shay
2018
Fire chief Chase and mayor Vanessa clash until a family fire brings them closer. Meanwhile, firefighter Joe pursues Vanessa's reluctant daughter Holly, leaving both couples to navigate attraction, old habits, family troubles, and possible arson.
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