If you enjoyed following Murderbot's laser-focused quest for answers in Artificial Condition, you'll love All Systems Red. Here, you'll find the same engaging sense of purpose and urgency as Murderbot tries to protect a group of humans while navigating its own autonomy—delivering a compelling, mission-driven narrative.

If you were drawn to Murderbot’s ambiguous ethics and struggle with its own programming in Artificial Condition, Ancillary Justice offers a similarly compelling AI lead. Breq, a former warship AI inhabiting a single human body, wrestles with loyalty, revenge, and questions of right and wrong, all in a richly imagined universe.

If you loved the brisk pacing and constant developments in Artificial Condition, Velocity Weapon will sweep you along with its quick-moving plot. Sanda wakes up on an enemy ship and must work with its AI to survive, facing danger and twists at every turn—perfect for fans of stories that never slow down.

If the introspective journey of Murderbot and its questions about identity and purpose intrigued you in Artificial Condition, you’ll appreciate A Psalm for the Wild-Built. This novel follows a tea monk and a robot as they ponder what it means to be alive and to serve, weaving thoughtful existential questions into a gentle, character-driven story.

If you enjoyed the interactions between Murderbot and its oddball companions in Artificial Condition, you’ll love the found family vibe in The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet. The eclectic crew of the Wayfarer ship—humans, aliens, and AI alike—form a delightful ensemble navigating adventures, friendships, and personal challenges across the stars.