McCormick Family Books in Order
Part ofJulie Miller Books in OrderBrowse Julie Miller's McCormick Family books and linked titles, with summaries, reading context, and help placing the family-connected romances.
Last updated: July 10, 2026
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McCormick Family books in publication order
4 books
Intimate Knowledge
by Julie Miller
2002
Shy FBI tech Grace Lockhart creates the program that can take down a crime lord, then volunteers for the infiltration job herself. Field agent Logan Pierce is assigned to train her, very hands-on.
Carnal Innocence
by Julie Miller
2003
A dangerous attraction and a growing sense of threat drive this steamy Julie Miller romance. Desire comes easy, but trusting each other while trouble closes in is the real challenge.
Major Attraction
by Julie Miller
2004
Relationship expert Dr. Cyn sets out to prove that military men make terrible lovers and worse partners. Marine Ethan McCormick is more than ready to challenge her theory, and her self-control.
Basic Training
by Julie Miller
2006
Physical therapist Tess Bartlett asks injured Marine Travis McCormick for a very unusual favor, basic training in sex. What starts as a bargain turns into a risky lesson in jealousy, healing, and real love.
McCormick Family books in chronological order
Intimate Knowledge
by Julie Miller
2002McCormick Family, Book 1
Carnal Innocence
by Julie Miller
2003McCormick Family, Book 2
Major Attraction
by Julie Miller
2004McCormick Family, Book 3
Basic Training
by Julie Miller
2006McCormick Family, Book 4
Series background & context
The McCormick family connection shows up in Julie Miller's steamier, military-leaning romances rather than in her Kansas City police procedurals. Books tied to this branch include titles like Major Attraction and Basic Training, where Marines, physical recovery, old friendships, and sudden attraction all collide.
These stories are lighter in structure than the Precinct books, but Miller is still writing about capable adults under pressure. The heroes are disciplined, the heroines know what they want even if they are still figuring out how to ask for it, and the family name gives the books a little connective tissue across separate romances.
If you enjoy Miller's Blaze period and want more military heroes with heat, humor, and just enough suspense to keep things moving, the McCormick-linked books are worth a look.
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