If you were captivated by Jake Epping's journey through time to alter a pivotal moment in history, you'll be drawn into Kindred, where Dana, a modern Black woman, is repeatedly pulled back to antebellum Maryland. Like 11/22/63, the story explores the moral weight and personal cost of changing the past, immersing you in richly detailed historical settings and the emotional impact of time travel.

If you loved following Jake's determined mission to prevent the JFK assassination, you'll be hooked by The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August. Here, Harry is reborn into the same life over and over, gaining knowledge and purpose with each cycle—until he discovers a threat that could unravel the world. The relentless drive to alter fate and the ripple effects of his choices will keep you turning pages.

If you appreciated how 11/22/63 weaves together sweeping timelines from the 1950s to the 21st century, you’ll be fascinated by The Passage, which unfolds across generations as humanity battles the aftermath of a viral outbreak. The epic scope, rich cast of characters, and the emotional resonance of lives shaped by history will feel familiar and immersive.

If the jaw-dropping surprises and reality-shattering twists in 11/22/63 kept you guessing, you'll love Dark Matter. Jason Dessen’s world is turned upside down by a single decision, leading to a spiraling journey through alternate realities, each chapter delivering mind-bending revelations that rival King’s most shocking moments.

If the heartfelt relationship between Jake and Sadie, and the devastating personal costs of his mission, moved you in 11/22/63, you’ll find The Road equally powerful. The story of a father and son traversing a post-apocalyptic landscape is filled with love, sacrifice, and heartbreak, delivering an emotional payoff that lingers long after the final page.