The Firefighters Calendar Books in Order
The Firefighters Calendar is a series of 12 books written by Kate Tilney.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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The Firefighters Calendar books in publication order
12 books
Mr. January
by Kate Tilney
2020
Fire marshal Adam shuts down Rory's crowded party, then offers to help make her loft safer. Attraction grows despite their age difference, but publicity from his firefighter calendar appearance has made him wary of trusting anyone.
Mr. April
by Kate Tilney
2021
Firefighter Leo helps Daisy after finding her injured in Central Park with no memory of who she is. Working to uncover the runaway princess's identity draws them together, though their future depends on what her recovered memories reveal.
Mr. August
by Kate Tilney
2021
House-sitting for her honeymooning friend, Payton meets firefighter Axel, the friend's brother and next-door neighbor. Their attraction disrupts her plans for a quiet stay and makes Axel reconsider his preference for relationships without lasting commitments.
Mr. December
by Kate Tilney
2021
Caregiver Ember and firefighter Shep both try to adopt the same rescue puppy for their homes and workplaces. His suggestion that they share custody creates a reason to spend time together, despite her initial determination to compete with him.
Mr. February
by Kate Tilney
2021
Caris promises her brother she will avoid dating his neighbor and best friend, firefighter Dawson. A small fire brings them together, and their attraction tests that promise while Dawson tries to show that his casual romantic past no longer defines him.
Mr. July
by Kate Tilney
2021
Amelia's enthusiasm for a firefighter charity calendar becomes more personal when its July model appears at her door. Recognizing Cruz as her childhood friend, she reconnects with him, while repeated encounters encourage him to reconsider a life centered on work.
Mr. June
by Kate Tilney
2021
Single mother Pearl meets firefighter and former baseball player Elliot when he coaches her son's tee-ball team. He falls for her immediately, but her painful romantic history and her father's position as his boss complicate their developing relationship.
Mr. March
by Kate Tilney
2021
Teacher Bridget's first parent conference night starts with a small coffee-making fire and help from firefighter Aiden, a pupil's father. His offer to assist with a project brings them closer, challenging her professionalism and his responsibilities as a parent.
Mr. May
by Kate Tilney
2021
Freshly dumped Macy heads to the gym to rebuild her confidence, only to get stuck on a machine. Firefighter Cassius comes to her rescue and feels an immediate attraction, but must earn the trust her previous relationship damaged.
Mr. November
by Kate Tilney
2021
Brittani's first attempt at hosting Friendsgiving ends with a kitchen fire instead of dinner. Firefighter Thayer answers the emergency and rescues her, discovering an attraction that makes this holiday call more personal than either of them expected.
Mr. October
by Kate Tilney
2021
Youth program director Helena resents firefighter Jason's late arrival at a charity haunted-house meeting. Ordered to organize the community event together, they must overcome a prickly first impression while Jason tries to win more than her professional cooperation.
Mr. September
by Kate Tilney
2021
Teacher Amber expects another familiar fire-safety lesson until firefighter Shaun walks into her classroom. He finds himself trying to impress her, turning a routine school visit into an unexpected attraction between people whose personalities seem quite different.
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