If you loved how A Star Wheeled Sky thrusts its characters into a desperate race to reach a newly discovered star system, you'll be swept up by Leviathan Wakes. It follows Jim Holden and Detective Miller as they chase a missing woman and uncover a threat to humanity, driving the story forward with constant momentum and high-stakes objectives.

If you enjoyed following a tapestry of perspectives and seeing how each character's actions impact the fate of worlds in A Star Wheeled Sky, you'll love Caliban's War. The story weaves together the viewpoints of scientists, politicians, soldiers, and engineers, all with their unique voices and crucial roles in the galactic conflict.

If the vast scope, detailed star systems, and complex interstellar politics of A Star Wheeled Sky captivated you, The Algebraist will blow you away. Banks crafts a universe teeming with strange cultures, ancient alien civilizations, and advanced tech as Fassin Taak navigates a web of intrigue among the stars.

If you were drawn to the grand scale and sweeping timeline of humanity's struggle in A Star Wheeled Sky, you’ll be entranced by Children of Time. It chronicles the rise and fall of civilizations over centuries, as both humans and uplifted spiders compete to dominate a new world, delivering a true sense of cosmic epicness.

If you appreciated the believable starships, plausible physics, and scientific detail in A Star Wheeled Sky, Revelation Space is a perfect fit. Reynolds brings a deep sense of realism to his interstellar settings, featuring complex ships, enigmatic alien artifacts, and technology that feels both advanced and authentic.