Kody Keplinger Books in Order

Bianca Piper resents Wesley Rush for labeling her the designated ugly fat friend. Yet family problems drive her toward a secret physical relationship with him, complicating her assumptions about Wesley, friendship, attraction, and her own worth.

Fed up with her boyfriend's football team's rivalry with the soccer players, Lissa organizes their girlfriends to withhold hookups until peace returns. The protest becomes a contest between girls and boys, complicated by her attraction to Cash.

Whitley Johnson expects a carefree summer with her father, only to discover his new family includes her graduation night hookup. Parties and resentment distract her from confronting loneliness, shifting family relationships, and feelings she cannot easily dismiss.

Two novellas revisit Hamilton High from new perspectives, following familiar characters through secrets, romantic confusion, and school drama. Connected to the worlds of The DUFF and A Midsummer’s Nightmare, the stories explore how hidden feelings complicate teenage relationships.

Twelve-year-old Nola Sutton plans a summer with the three Swift brothers, her closest friends. When their father leaves, each brother reacts differently, and Nola struggles to hold together the friendships she has always relied on.

Sonny Ardmore's talent for lying becomes a problem when she exchanges messages with Ryder Cross while pretending to be her best friend Amy. As feelings develop, maintaining the deception threatens both her friendship and a possible romance.

Agnes, a legally blind teenager with restrictive parents, finds an unlikely best friend in rebellious Bo. When Bo urgently needs to leave town, the girls take a car and embark on a journey shaped by secrets.

Three years after a school shooting, survivor Leeann knows the widely repeated story of her friend Sarah's death is false. Challenging the community's cherished account could bring painful consequences for Leeann and the other survivors.

After her mother's imprisonment, Hadley moves in with her estranged older sister while coping with deteriorating vision. A stubborn rescue dog named Lila offers an unexpected connection as Hadley learns new skills and struggles with anger.

Pamela Isley distrusts people and guards the secrets inside her family home, until goth girl Alice makes intimacy seem possible. Her father’s insistence on keeping the household’s darkness hidden threatens their bond and draws Pamela toward a dangerous choice between love and revenge.

Iris believes the man sheltering her and other girls in a remote Kentucky cabin has saved them. Growing close to newcomer Rose prompts doubts, and increasingly dangerous demands for loyalty force Iris to question the family she thought offered safety.