Rockford High Books in Order
Part ofVictorine E Lieske Books in OrderRead the Rockford High books by Victorine E. Lieske in order, with summaries, series background, and where-to-start help for these YA romances.
Last updated: July 15, 2026
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Rockford High books in publication order
5 books
Don't Bet on Love
by Victorine E Lieske
2019
Lane accepts a bet that he can get reserved Trudy to attend Homecoming with him, unaware she overheard everything. Forced to spend time together through calculus tutoring, they discover first impressions can be painfully wrong.
Don't Fall for Trouble
by Victorine E Lieske
2019
Jessica needs a strong science grade to pursue music school, but her partner is Christian Black, Rockford's notorious bad boy. As she sees his gentler side, family pressure and Christian's troubled home life complicate every choice.
Don't Trust the Impostor
by Victorine E Lieske
2019
Destiny is drawn to charming Eli while her boyfriend Jack treats her badly. Just as she is ready to trust Eli, she learns he was paid to flirt with her, leaving her unsure what was ever real.
Don't Kiss Your Enemy
by Victorine E Lieske
2020
Cole has liked Amanda for years, but she hates him after learning his father threatens the opera house she wants to save. Anonymous texts bring them closer, until Amanda learns who has been messaging her.
Don't Trash the Heartthrob
by Victorine E Lieske
2020
A movie star's arrival at Rockford High turns an ordinary student's life upside down. Attention, rumors, and an unlikely connection force her to decide whether she can trust the heartthrob behind the celebrity image.
Rockford High books in chronological order

Don't Bet on Love
by Victorine E Lieske
2019Rockford High, Book 1
Don't Fall for Trouble
by Victorine E Lieske
2019Rockford High, Book 2
Don't Trust the Impostor
by Victorine E Lieske
2019Rockford High, Book 3
Don't Kiss Your Enemy
by Victorine E Lieske
2020Rockford High, Book 4
Don't Trash the Heartthrob
by Victorine E Lieske
2020Rockford High, Book 5
Series background & context
Rockford High is a clean young adult romance series about high-school students dealing with crushes, rumors, family stress, schoolwork, and the very public nature of teenage mistakes. Each book focuses on a different couple, but the shared school setting lets characters and storylines overlap.
The series begins with Don't Bet on Love. Lane accepts a challenge to get the school's so-called ice queen, Trudy, to attend Homecoming with him. Trudy overhears the bet, has no interest in being humiliated, and then gets stuck tutoring Lane in calculus. Their rivalry turns into something neither planned.
The books use classic YA-romance setups, but they also give the characters real pressures beyond dating. College ambitions, family problems, reputations, friendship fallout, and the fear of being judged all affect the choices they make. A bad-boy label, for example, may hide a more complicated story.
In Don't Fall for Trouble, Jessica is paired with Christian Black for a science project and finds there is more to him than his reputation. Later books bring in a paid flirt, anonymous messages, an effort to save a local opera house, and a movie star who shakes up the usual school social order.
The tone is quick, emotional, and age-appropriate, with kissing and romantic tension rather than explicit scenes. The stories let the characters make awkward decisions, then ask them to grow up enough to apologize, communicate, and see past first impressions.
Start with Don't Bet on Love, then continue with Don't Fall for Trouble, Don't Trust the Impostor, Don't Kiss Your Enemy, and Don't Trash the Heartthrob. Reading in order is recommended because familiar faces keep appearing as the group at Rockford High changes and grows.
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