Carly Usdin Books in Order

In 1998 New Jersey, Chris starts working at record store Vinyl Mayhem and develops a crush on coworker Maggie. A singer's disappearance reveals that the shop's staff also operate a secret vigilante fight club for teenage girls.

With Rory in danger, Chris becomes involved in her record-store coworkers' secret vigilante activities. The girls need a rescue plan quickly, and an unexpected source offers a possible way to reach the missing singer in time.

Now aware of Vinyl Mayhem's secret fight club, Chris needs training before she can help her coworkers. Getting her ready for action becomes part of the group's effort to rescue the singer threatened by their ongoing musical mystery.

Chris uncovers a secret code that gives the record-store vigilantes a new lead in their search for Rosie Riot. Their renewed determination meets an uncomfortable possibility: the missing person may have reasons for avoiding discovery by them.

At an arts college, basketball enthusiast Liv hopes to build a team despite the school's theatrical priorities. Transfer student Charlie's athletic talent makes her an ideal recruit, but bringing the reluctant player into the group will take persistence.

Charlie wants nothing more to do with team sports, despite her basketball ability. Liv and the college's hopeful players devise a scheme to change her mind, hoping to draw her into their developing team and its friendships.

Charlie, Liv, and the Avant-Guards travel across the state for their first basketball game. With little time to refine their skills, the newly assembled team faces pressure to turn its hopes into a season worth continuing.

With Charlie on the roster, the Avant-Guards enjoy an early winning streak in their college basketball league. Their next opponents, the Selfies from the American Institute of Internet Influencers, threaten to interrupt the team's promising run.

Charlie becomes increasingly comfortable among her teammates as their new Athletic Coalition gains momentum. When the Avant-Guards' winning streak comes under threat, their developing friendships must withstand the disappointment and pressure that competitive basketball can bring.

A crushing loss to the Selfies leaves the Avant-Guards searching for their team spirit and love of basketball. Recovery becomes more complicated when one teammate's attraction to an opposing player introduces an unexpected emotional distraction into the group.

Liv's usual enthusiasm fades as she discovers college basketball involves more than victories and exciting plays. Her teammates try to lift their captain's spirits, while Charlie takes particular interest in helping her regain the energy they recognize.

Tiffany and the Coven discover that cynical teammate Nicole secretly wants to perform stand-up comedy. Meanwhile, the final regular-season basketball game raises questions about the Avant-Guards' playoff prospects and the future of their newly established league.

In summer 1999, the record-store crew balances work, growing independence, and dating as Y2K anxiety intensifies. Their secret vigilante responsibilities add another complication when the coming millennium's panic threatens far more than an ordinary teenage summer.