If you were drawn into Aurora by the high-stakes mission to reach and settle a new world, you'll love following Holden and Miller as they navigate the dangers, mysteries, and political intrigues aboard the Canterbury and beyond. The crew's goal—to uncover the truth behind a derelict ship—drives the narrative with relentless momentum.

If you enjoyed the interplay between Freya, Devi, and the inhabitants of the ship in Aurora, you'll appreciate the wide-ranging cast of 2312. The novel explores the interconnected lives of Swan, Wahram, and others as they traverse a solar system teeming with diverse habitats and cultures.

If the painstaking attention to biology, engineering, and physics in Aurora fascinated you, Tau Zero is a classic of hard science fiction. Follow the crew of the Leonora Christine as they push the limits of relativistic travel with consequences that are as awe-inspiring as they are scientifically grounded.

If you were moved by Aurora's exploration of self-determination, the fate of sentient life, and the ethics of colonization, Children of Time will grip you with its generations-spanning meditation on uplifted species, human hubris, and the unpredictable paths of intelligence.

If you were captivated by the intricate society aboard the Aurora ship—its rules, innovations, and social fractures—The Dispossessed offers a profound exploration of a physicist navigating the divides between two radically different worlds, Anarres and Urras, each with its own richly developed culture and history.