If you loved the way Autonomous follows Jack and the law enforcement agents on opposing missions—each driven by clear, urgent objectives—Infomocracy will grab you with its globe-spanning race to influence the outcome of a worldwide election. You'll be swept up in the high-stakes chase as Mishima, Ken, and Domaine pursue their goals in a tightly plotted, near-future world where information is power.

Did you find yourself fascinated by Jack's ethically murky path as a pharmaceutical pirate, or Paladin's struggle with duty and conscience? The Traitor Baru Cormorant centers on Baru, a genius who infiltrates the empire that destroyed her home, making devastating choices in pursuit of a better world—no matter the personal cost. You'll be enthralled by the razor-sharp moral dilemmas and the price of revolution.

If you enjoyed the vivid, detailed world of patent pirates, AI, and biohacking in Autonomous, The Windup Girl plunges you into a future Bangkok shaped by genetic engineering, environmental collapse, and ruthless corporate interests. The setting is immersive, from calorie companies to engineered plagues, inviting you to explore every layer of its speculative society.

Were you captivated by Paladin’s journey toward self-awareness and the exploration of what it means to be autonomous? Meet Murderbot, a security android who hacks its governor module and embarks on a quest for freedom and self-understanding. All Systems Red delivers a smart, deeply personal look at AI consciousness, with all the wry humor and existential questioning you crave.

If the shifting perspectives between Jack, Paladin, and Eliasz drew you into Autonomous, The Power offers a similarly compelling ensemble of characters—from a British teenager to an American journalist—whose stories weave together as women worldwide awaken to newfound abilities. You'll appreciate how each viewpoint adds depth to a world on the cusp of seismic change.