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The Taylor Clan: Firehouse 13 Books in Order

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See The Taylor Clan: Firehouse 13 series by Julie Miller in order, with summaries, connected characters, and a quick guide to where to begin.

Last updated: July 10, 2026

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The Taylor Clan: Firehouse 13 books in publication order

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1

Crime Scene Cover-Up

by Julie Miller

2020

Firefighter Mark Taylor is used to battling flames, but Amy Hall is a harder challenge. While they hunt an arsonist, attraction burns hot and the next blaze could destroy them both.

2

Dead Man District

by Julie Miller

2020

Firefighter Matt Taylor cannot ignore the secrets surrounding his new neighbor and her son. When the boy is tied to a string of fires, Matt must uncover the truth before the past turns deadly.

The Taylor Clan: Firehouse 13 books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "Crime Scene Cover-Up"

    Crime Scene Cover-Up

    by Julie Miller

    2020The Taylor Clan: Firehouse 13, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "Dead Man District"

    Dead Man District

    by Julie Miller

    2020The Taylor Clan: Firehouse 13, Book 2

Series background & context

Firehouse 13 is a compact Taylor family spin-off that trades some of the police focus of Julie Miller's earlier books for firefighters, arson scenes, and neighborhood danger. The series still sits comfortably in her larger Kansas City world, but it brings a more local, street-level kind of tension.

The two books follow Taylor men tied to the firehouse, Mark and Matt, as dangerous cases land right on their doorsteps. In Crime Scene Cover-Up, an arson investigation pulls Mark Taylor close to Amy Hall, who is being targeted even as sparks fly between them. In Dead Man District, firefighter Matt Taylor finds himself drawn into a case involving his new neighbor Corie McGuire and her troubled son, with fire once again at the center.

These are suspense romances built around rescue, instinct, and family loyalty. Fire scenes matter, but so do the emotional aftershocks, the questions of trust, and the way the Taylors keep stepping in when other people are in trouble.

It is a short series, but it feels fully part of Miller's bigger world. If you like firefighters, arson threads, and romantic suspense with a strong family backbone, Firehouse 13 is an easy side road to take.

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