If you were captivated by Breq's relentless pursuit of justice and revenge in Ancillary Justice, you'll be drawn into Cheris's quest to retake the Fortress of Scattered Need in Ninefox Gambit. Like Breq, Cheris is thrust into a high-stakes mission with personal and galactic consequences, navigating treacherous loyalties and the intricate demands of an authoritarian regime.

Did you love the dynamic between Breq, Seivarden, and the many ancillaries, and the sense of community aboard the Justice of Toren? The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet brings together a colorful crew on the Wayfarer, where each member's story and relationships are just as important as the journey itself. You'll enjoy how the ensemble cast weaves together to create a found-family atmosphere in deep space.

If Breq's morally gray choices and inner conflicts fascinated you, you'll be intrigued by Mahit Dzmare in A Memory Called Empire. Mahit must navigate the ethical minefield of espionage, identity, and loyalty within a sprawling empire, often questioning the right course of action while the fate of her home hangs in the balance.

If you appreciated how Ancillary Justice delved into themes of identity, consciousness, and what it means to be a person—especially through Breq's unique perspective as a former AI—The Dispossessed will resonate with you. Shevek's journey between two contrasting societies raises profound questions about freedom, individuality, and societal structure.

Were you fascinated by the elaborate worldbuilding in Ancillary Justice—from Radchaai culture to the intricacies of their social customs? Embassytown immerses you in a richly detailed alien society where language itself shapes reality, and human and alien cultures collide in startling ways. You'll love unraveling its complex setting.