Sweet Valley High Senior Year Books in Order

Elizabeth is tired of being the perfect daughter and student everyone expects. Determined to build a life of her own and draw Conner into it, she starts questioning rules that once seemed easy to follow.

Jessica has found a caring boyfriend in Jeremy, who accepts her for herself. Yet she can't stop thinking about Will Simmons, leaving her torn between a relationship that feels right and a boy she wants to forget.

Tia faces the prospect of saying goodbye as Angel prepares to leave for college. She knows he might stay if she asked, but keeping the boy she loves close could cost him the future he has planned.

Elizabeth starts senior year intending to concentrate on school, writing, and the newspaper. Her attraction to Conner, a new student who barely notices her, disrupts those plans and makes her behave in ways she doesn't recognize.

Jessica's new boyfriend Jeremy hasn't heard the damaging rumors circulating about her. She hopes to protect their relationship by keeping him away from everyone who knows her, but maintaining that separation may be more than she can manage.

Jeremy's difficult days become easier when he meets Jessica, who seems like everything he wants in a girlfriend. Their growing relationship offers comfort, but both bring secrets they aren't ready to share with each other.

Maria feels overlooked by a family that seems to reserve its admiration for her sister Nina. Wanting recognition of her own, she struggles with the belief that being less perfect makes her less important to the people she loves.

Jessica's senior year begins with damaging rumors spreading through school, and even her friends seem willing to believe them. She must face the fallout of stories about her and a boy from El Carro High.

Conner McDermott likes casual relationships without commitments, but Elizabeth Wakefield unsettles him. As she starts washing his car, he finds himself drawn to a girl who wants more than he is prepared to offer.

With his mother away, Conner faces having his unreliable stepfather around while looking after Megan. He insists he can manage everything himself, but the people trying to help only make him feel more cornered.

Will Simmons knows he hurt Jessica and should let her enjoy her new relationship. Instead, he keeps thinking about her and hoping for another chance, convinced he could make her happy if she would let him.

Melissa Fox has turned much of the school against Jessica Wakefield, but her boyfriend Will keeps defending Jessica. Melissa must confront the possibility that her campaign against a rival has not secured the relationship she wants.

Jessica and Will finally become a couple after her feelings swing from attraction to anger and back again. Having won the relationship she wanted, Jessica now faces the question of whether their love can last.

Jessica finds it harder than expected to watch her friend Jade grow close to Jeremy, her former boyfriend. Their developing relationship forces her to face feelings she would rather dismiss and complicates her friendships.

Tia has always loved Conner as a friend, but her feelings are becoming romantic. Since he is dating Elizabeth Wakefield, a change in their longtime friendship threatens to hurt someone Tia also cares about.

Elizabeth Wakefield feels as though everyone around her has become unpredictable, leaving her life in disarray. Evan Plummer seems to be the one steady presence she can rely on while her other relationships unravel.

Conner's friends think he needs help and refuse to leave his problems alone. He insists he can handle his life, but their attempts to intervene turn concern into a struggle over who gets to decide.

Jeremy is exhausted by the turmoil surrounding Jessica and Jade, and his shifting feelings cannot stay unresolved forever. He must choose what he wants, knowing a decision could bring even more drama into his life.

Melissa learns that Will plans to attend the University of Michigan in the fall, putting distance between them. The prospect of college forces her to consider whether the relationship she counts on has a future.

Evan seems to have everything Jessica Wakefield could want in a boyfriend, and he is clearly interested in her. Yet his good looks, humor, and talents cannot explain why she remains confused about her feelings.

Jade values freedom and excitement more than the risks of having a boyfriend. Falling hard for Jeremy Aames upsets that plan, forcing her to face feelings that leave her vulnerable to the hurt she hoped to avoid.

Tia usually tackles hard decisions by writing lists, but choosing between Angel and Trent defeats her usual method. She must weigh love against a relationship closer to home when neither option offers an easy answer.

Ken's success as starting quarterback brings attention from girls and scholarship offers far from home. Maria fears being left behind as his popularity grows, wondering where their relationship fits into the life he now enjoys.

Conner cannot spend time with Tia without making Elizabeth jealous, or with Elizabeth without upsetting Tia. Maria keeps passing along their complaints, leaving him caught among three girls whose friendships have become increasingly difficult to navigate.

As college decisions approach, Jessica must decide how much her boyfriend should influence where she goes. Staying together could require compromising her own dreams, turning the next stage of her life into a difficult personal choice.

Conner decides his mother, sister, and Alanna cannot manage their lives without him. His determination to take charge creates friction, especially when Alanna resents having someone else decide what is best for her.

Entering her final semester at Sweet Valley High, Elizabeth decides she needs to put her own wishes first. She sets out to discover what she wants and pursue it before her high school years are over.

Elizabeth reaches a turning point when her past threatens to return to her life. A lovescope urges her to trust someone special and follow her feelings, but she still must decide what her heart is telling her.

Will Simmons blames Ken Matthews for taking his football position, scholarship prospects, and girlfriend. Determined to get revenge, he turns their rivalry into a campaign that threatens the relationships and ambitions of Sweet Valley's seniors.

Jeremy wants to help his family settle in a new town, Conner wants distance from Alanna, and Evan wants to escape Sweet Valley. A road trip brings their different hopes together as each tries to move forward.

Jeremy faces a difficult choice when his family prepares to move to Arizona. Meanwhile, Alanna struggles with drinking and Will resents Ken's new prominence, leaving the seniors to confront changes they cannot easily control.

Tia, Elizabeth, and Maria have already survived falling for the same boy without losing their friendship. Now Tia fears a harder challenge lies ahead, forcing the three friends to test how much they can rely on one another.

Evan struggles as his parents' marriage breaks down, while Melissa desperately tries to keep Will. At the same time, Andy faces disappointment over Dave's refusal to tell his father about their relationship, testing several forms of commitment.

Jade's father returns after years away and expects a place in her life, but she resents his sudden authority. Their strained reunion forces her to confront whether someone who missed her childhood can understand her now.

Conner struggles with his feelings for Elizabeth and his attraction to Alanna, while Ken hopes Maria will take him back. Past mistakes complicate both relationships as the seniors try to work out where they belong.

Valentine’s Day brings a promise of romance to Sweet Valley High when a message arrives from an unnamed admirer. Its invitation to expect special surprises leaves the recipient wondering what the day will bring.

Jessica must organize a school dance with Melissa, whose breakup with Will has left her vulnerable. Meanwhile, Dave tries to explain his relationship with Andy to his father, and Alanna battles to maintain her sobriety.

Trent sees the remaining months before graduation as his last chance to enjoy freedom. Jeremy and others think he is losing control, but Trent resists their warnings, leaving his friendships strained by their conflicting views of his behavior.

Tia Ramirez juggles schoolwork, friends, and family errands, but deciding her future is becoming the biggest item on her list. As senior year moves forward, she must start taking seriously what she wants after high school.

Elizabeth is dating Jeffrey, but Conner's need for support draws her back toward him. She insists helping him does not threaten her relationship, yet the time they spend together makes her feelings increasingly difficult to dismiss.

Will and Melissa's relationship has survived repeated betrayals on both sides, leaving neither entirely innocent. As they reconsider where they stand, they must decide whether their history offers a reason to reconnect or another warning about trust.

Conner searches for missing Alanna, while Will and Melissa consider restarting their relationship. Ken discovers an academic requirement may jeopardize college, leaving several seniors facing problems that could undo the futures they have been planning.

Sweet Valley High's seniors gather for the prom they have anticipated throughout school. Dinner and dancing bring everyone together for a major milestone, with the evening placing their friendships and romantic relationships at the center of attention.

With classmates consumed by college decisions, Evan thinks the seniors have forgotten how to enjoy themselves. He sets out to organize a memorable Senior Cut Day, hoping to give everyone a break before their school years end.

Tia becomes increasingly angry about Alanna's influence over Conner. Caught between her friendship with him and her distrust of the relationship, she must decide how to respond when his choices threaten the connection they have shared.

Alanna wants to reunite with Conner, and he says he wants the same thing. But warnings that their relationship could be unhealthy make her question whether getting back together would help them or deepen their problems.

Elizabeth welcomes turning eighteen and graduating, excited to begin a new life alongside Jessica. Her twin feels far less ready, fearing that the changes ahead could mean losing the sister she has always had beside her.