Riley Redgate Books in Order
Explore Riley Redgate books in order, with publication details and book summaries to help you choose where to start and plan your next read.
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Riley Redgate books in publication order
5 books
Seven Ways We Lie
by Riley Redgate
2016
Rumors of a teacher-student affair unsettle Paloma High, drawing seven students into a search for blame. Their separate secrets and prejudices collide, forcing unlikely allies to reconsider themselves and the lives they thought they understood.
Noteworthy
by Riley Redgate
2017
Rejected again by her school’s musical, Jordan auditions in disguise for an elite all-male singing group. Her low voice wins her a place, opening opportunities that complicate her friendships, identity, and need to prove herself.
Final Draft
by Riley Redgate
2018
Aspiring writer Laila loses her most encouraging teacher and gains a demanding novelist who sees little promise in her work. Determined to earn approval, she takes unfamiliar risks and begins questioning what artistic success should cost.
Alone Out Here
by Riley Redgate
2022
When a catastrophe strikes Earth earlier than expected, a group of teenagers escapes aboard a prototype spaceship. Among them, the president’s daughter must confront questions of survival and leadership as they become humanity’s remaining hope.
Come Home to My Heart
by Riley Redgate
2025
Gloria is secretly living beneath her school’s stage after her parents reject her for being gay. An unexpected friendship with isolated classmate Xia deepens into love, challenging the secrets both have relied on to get through school.
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