Stephanie Perry Moore Books in Order

Payton Skky finds that questions of race, belonging, and family tension can cut just as deep as dating drama. Her faith is tested as she tries to respond to conflict without losing herself.

Payton and her friends are loving senior year, but the group has drifted toward alcohol, drugs, and sexual pressure. She wants to pull them back toward God while resisting her own temptation to follow.

Payton wants to honor God and remain a virgin until marriage, but her boyfriend keeps pressuring her to have sex. It is a direct, emotional look at faith, desire, and the cost of holding your ground.

Bacall Lee is caught in a love that burns hotter than she can safely handle. She tries to contain the passion, but the harder she fights it, the more complicated the relationship becomes.

College brings Payton new stress, new pressure, and a painful wake-up call when her suitemate attempts suicide. In the middle of confusion about school and relationships, she has to return to the basics of her faith.

Laurel Shadrach is a preacher's daughter entering her senior year with a clear desire to stay pure. But wanting to honor God gets harder when love, loneliness, and temptation start pressing in.

Now deeper into college life, Payton is still grieving, growing, and trying to strengthen her walk with God. Love and loss both shape this final stage of her journey toward a more surrendered life.

Laurel moves into a new stage of life still carrying old questions about love, freedom, and boundaries. College and changing relationships make her wonder what real freedom in Christ is supposed to look like.

This devotional gathers fifty-two messages from multiple contributors, with Scripture, journaling space, prayer prompts, and practical questions. It is designed to encourage reflection through a full year of reading.

This adult romance follows a young woman trying to sort out desire, commitment, and faith in a world where love rarely arrives clean and simple. Moore leans into emotion, choice, and the search for something lasting.

Haunted by painful memories from high school, Laurel struggles to settle into college life. Torn between a Christian who offers peace and an old boyfriend who brings pressure, she has to decide what her worth really rests on.

Laurel's faith and her relationships pull against each other as she learns how serious spiritual compatibility can be. Love may feel powerful, but not every relationship is helping her become who she wants to be.

After so much confusion, Laurel wants solid ground. As faith, love, and self-respect finally start to come into focus, she must choose whether she is ready to live with the kind of certainty she has been praying for.

Christmas break brings boredom, a secret trip plan, and a risky search into Carmen's adopted brother's past. What starts as harmless scheming quickly turns into a lesson about honesty and trust.

Ten-year-old Carmen Browne has to start over after her family moves to a new city. New classmates, cultural differences, and trouble at home make fitting in harder than she expected.

Carmen's confidence gets tested again as school, friendships, and family worries pull at her from every side. She has to figure out whether true strength comes from being noticed, or from staying grounded in who she is.

Carmen starts middle school chasing popularity and new friendships, but the excitement fades when her grades slip and her mother's health becomes a frightening question. Joy turns out to take more courage than she expected.

Secret Service agent Christian Ware has the kind of life people envy, but it is leaving her empty. A new assignment in Atlanta, and growing feelings for a minister's son, push her toward the faith she has been avoiding.

From the outside, thirteen-year-old Faith Thomas seems to have an ideal life. At home and at school, though, conflict and distance from God leave her struggling to believe that things really can work out.

Faith Thomas, the daughter of a popular Christian musician, faces friendship drama, pressure from boys, and the strain of a beauty pageant. Through it all, she has to learn what it means to shine in God's way, not everyone else's.

As Carmen moves deeper into adolescence, changing moods and a changing body bring brand-new challenges. She wants to please God, but growing up feels more confusing than ever.

Perry cannot understand why his friend is wasting time on weed, until one reckless night leaves Perry in a compromising position of his own. Tragedy and temptation force him to lean harder on faith than ever before.

Handsome, popular, and one of the state's best football players, Perry Skky Jr. has everything going for him. But when his relationship with Tori starts moving toward sex, he has to choose between desire and obedience to God.

As Perry tries to grow up, outside problems and inner weakness keep colliding. Friendship, race, responsibility, and faith all come into play as he learns that some problems are only solved by changing himself first.

Bad decisions have a way of hanging on, and Perry has more than one to answer for. This time the question is whether prayer, honesty, and humility can really open the door to a second chance.

Perry reaches a point where talent and charm are no longer enough. To move forward, he has to live up to his commitments, to the people he loves, to the future he wants, and to God.

Shari and Dillon's marriage is cracking, and distance only makes temptation more dangerous. As Shari steps into a new opportunity, both husband and wife have to decide whether their faith can still hold their marriage together.

At Western Smith College, image can carry you only so far. This installment follows another Beta Gamma Pi sister as confidence, romance, and campus drama force her to figure out whether she is performing adulthood or actually growing into it.

Family tension and school unrest reach a boiling point for Yasmin. Holding on to hope sounds simple, but believing in it while life is unraveling is a much harder task.

Yasmin has fought hard for faith, hope, joy, and love. Now she is chasing something quieter and just as difficult, a real peace that can hold steady even when old pain has not fully disappeared.

Yasmin is graduating from eighth grade and standing on the edge of another life change. Joy does not come easily, but she is beginning to see that healing and happiness can exist in the same story.

After her oldest brother's suicide, Yasmin has to help hold together what is left of her family. Through grief and responsibility, she begins to discover the faith that can carry her.

She looks like she has everything under control, but appearances do not make life easier. School demands, relationship stress, and sorority expectations push one Beta Gamma Pi sister to confront what is really holding her together.

After everything Yasmin has been through, love is not just a warm feeling, it is a risk. She has to learn how to trust people, forgive hurt, and let God reshape the way she sees herself and others.

Pledging was not in Malloy Murray's plans, but college has a way of rewriting plans fast. Between sorority drama, relationships, and questions about her future, she has to decide how she really wants to move through the world.

College life is already messy, and pledging Beta Gamma Pi only adds more pressure. As classes, romance, and sisterhood collide, one young woman has to make the best of what she has and figure out who she is becoming.

By the time the fifth book arrives, the lessons of sisterhood are getting harder to ignore. Choices in love, friendship, and ambition start coming back around, and one young woman learns that what she gives is exactly what shapes her future.

Morgan is angry that everything in her life is changing, her dad is leaving again, her mom has a new husband and baby, and now she has to change schools too. Her bad attitude follows her everywhere.

Alec wants to keep moving forward, but setbacks at school and in his personal life keep slowing him down. To make real progress, he has to find patience, discipline, and a little more faith in himself.

Alec is already frustrated, and things get worse when school rules, family changes, and a troublemaking classmate keep pushing his buttons. He has to learn that winning arguments is not the same thing as growing up.

Alec wants to prove himself on the field, but football is only part of the challenge. As school, family pressure, and changing friendships close in, he has to decide what kind of teammate, and what kind of boy, he wants to be.

Morgan is frightened by a big test, worries about her dad after an attack in the war, and loses sleep after a classmate dies in a car accident. She has to face what fear does to her and where comfort really comes from.

Morgan is still learning that being nice when adults are watching is not the same as doing the right thing. A fresh problem at school forces her to choose between crowd approval and real character.

Trying to fit in, Morgan joins in teasing a bigger girl and a student in special education. After seeing how much damage she caused, she has to learn that every person is made with value and purpose.

Morgan learns that staying quiet is not always the safe choice. Whether the problem is unfair treatment, hurt feelings, or fear of standing out, she has to find the courage to use her voice.

For Alec, the biggest battle is not always on the field. Pride, anger, and pressure from other kids test everything he has been learning about character, effort, and doing the right thing when it is hard.

Alec has grown, but stepping into leadership brings a new kind of pressure. To lead well at school, at home, and with his teammates, he has to stop waiting for others to set the tone.

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.

Written with Derrick Moore, this guide speaks to single mothers raising Black sons. It blends Scripture, advice, stories, and examples of athletes raised by single moms into a practical, encouraging resource.

Ansli Sharp has a photographer's eye for beauty, but she is not so sure she belongs in her own family's picture. When her boyfriend becomes homeless, questions about belonging and compassion suddenly get very real.

The final Sharp sister story brings more family, school, and campaign pressure to the surface. What looks like the perfect finishing touch may actually be the hardest test of all.

Shelby Sharp dreams of becoming a fashion designer while her father's mayoral campaign puts the whole family under a spotlight. After witnessing abusive relationships around her, she has to decide what kind of future she will help create.

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.

In a family shaped by politics and appearances, telling the truth can cost a lot. This installment follows one Sharp sister as honesty, reputation, and loyalty all pull in different directions.

Another Sharp sister gets her own spotlight as family pressure, public attention, and personal ambition all start to clash. She wants to live loudly and honestly, but the truth is harder to face than the image she projects.

Relationship problems, family strain, and friendship drama keep piling up for the girls marked by the list. As pressure mounts, one wrong move could make everything even harder to pull back from.

With haters still circling and major school events closing in, the girls want one chance to feel good about themselves again. But healing from public shame is not as simple as dressing up for one big night.

Sanaa returns from break expecting normal school drama and instead finds herself named on a cruel list that brands girls as easy. Humiliated and betrayed, she has to decide whether she will be crushed by it or fight back.

After a gang shooting raises the stakes for everyone around them, the girls caught up in the swoop list drama have even more to fear. Faith, survival, and trust suddenly feel urgent in a whole new way.

The truth about the swoop list is finally getting harder to hide. As secrets surface, the girls have to decide whether their friendships are strong enough to survive everything that comes out.

Bailey and her brother Blake are away from home when an alien attack fries Earth's technology. With panic spreading and no easy way back, they have to survive the chaos and find their family.

Magic is good at math, but telling time keeps tripping him up. A strange clock carries him and his friends to an aquarium, where hours, minutes, and seconds suddenly become the key to staying on schedule.

Magic wants to be president someday, but the three branches of government are not making much sense. With Mr. Gray's help, a branch becomes a wand and sends the class on a lesson-filled trip to Washington, D.C.

A trip into another imagination-powered lesson sends Magic into a lively circus world where he has to sort out clues and use new skills fast. Like the rest of the series, it turns a school subject into an adventure.

Magic and his friends head into another imagination-fueled lesson where an ordinary outing turns into a hands-on school challenge. To make it through, Magic has to trust what he is learning and keep trying.

Science is Magic's favorite subject, but outer space still feels tricky. In Mr. Gray's class, he and his friends blast past the sun, moon, stars, and planets, and have to remember what they learned to get back safely.