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If you were riveted by the desperate, all-or-nothing mission that propelled Aurora Rising—from the ragtag squad's race to save Aurora to unraveling the mysteries of the Fold—you'll love Illuminae. Here, Kady and Ezra must survive a relentless pursuit across space after their planet is attacked, fighting impossible odds while uncovering conspiracies that threaten everyone aboard their fleeing ships.
If you loved the dynamics of Squad 312—their banter, different backgrounds, and how they (sometimes reluctantly) learn to work together in Aurora Rising—you'll be swept away by the crew in Six of Crows. Kaz Brekker's gang of outcasts and misfits each bring unique talents and baggage to a high-stakes heist, making for electrifying chemistry and teamwork.
If you were invested in the way Tyler, Scarlett, and the rest of the squad are forced to confront their flaws, grow into leaders, and redefine loyalty in Aurora Rising, then Red Rising is a perfect next step. Darrow's transformation from a lowly Red to a pivotal figure within a ruthless society is explosive, raw, and full of emotional depth.
If you devoured the rapid-fire pacing of Aurora Rising—from daring escapes to shocking betrayals and last-minute reversals—Skyward will keep your adrenaline pumping. Spensa's journey from outcast to star pilot is loaded with edge-of-your-seat dogfights, and just when you think you know what’s coming, Sanderson throws in game-changing twists.
If you were fascinated by the interplay between Kal, Finian, and other non-human squad members in Aurora Rising, and loved learning about their customs and conflicts, you'll adore The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet. The Wayfarer's crew is a tapestry of species and personalities, each with their own rich backstory and cultural quirks, creating a heartfelt exploration of what it means to belong.
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