Grove Hill Giants Books in Order
Part ofStephanie Perry Moore Books in OrderBrowse the Grove Hill Giants books by Stephanie Perry Moore and Derrick Moore in order, with plot summaries, series background, and reading help.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
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Grove Hill Giants books in publication order
2 books
Forever Hot
by Stephanie Perry Moore
2013
Skylar Cross is the hot new cheerleader at Grove Hill High, but a new school, a new state, and big changes at home make her fresh start anything but easy. Catching a star athlete's eye only complicates things.
Truly Fine
by Stephanie Perry Moore
2014
Ford Frost is still reeling from his parents' divorce when Skylar Cross walks into his life. Their instant chemistry gives him hope, but leading Grove Hill toward victory while holding himself together is another challenge.
Grove Hill Giants books in chronological order
Series background & context
The Grove Hill Giants books take readers back into the football and cheer world that Stephanie Perry Moore and Derrick Moore explore so well. This series connects to the Lockwood Lions books, but shifts focus to Lockwood's crosstown rivals at Grove Hill High, where the players and cheerleaders look polished on the outside and carry plenty of drama underneath.
These books use a flip-book setup, with one side following a girl and the other following a boy. That structure fits the series nicely because so much of the tension comes from the gap between perspectives. What looks simple from one side often feels completely different from the other.
The girls, including Skylar, Ariel, Vanessa, Victoria, and Yaris, are trying to balance image, friendship, and pressure inside a competitive cheer culture. The boys, including Ford, Ryder, Emerson, Stone, and Hagen, are athletes with talent and swagger, but also real problems pulling at them off the field. The state-title chase gives the series momentum, but relationships keep it interesting.
The first paired stories, Forever Hot and Truly Fine, show the pattern well. New beginnings, attraction, family strain, and team expectations all hit at once. From there, the series keeps digging into reputation, leadership, and the way high school status can hide a lot of pain.
If you like sports-centered YA with romance, school pressure, and a lot of back-and-forth between public image and private struggle, Grove Hill Giants is a strong fit. The coauthoring also gives the series a nice balance between the cheer and football sides of the story.
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