If you were captivated by Jonnie Goodboy Tyler's fight to liberate Earth from the Psychlos in Battlefield Earth, you'll be equally enthralled by Paul Atreides' struggle for survival and dominance on the desert world of Arrakis. Dune masterfully weaves political intrigue, rebellion, and a hero’s quest to reshape a world, all propelled by a driving sense of purpose.

If you enjoyed the interplay between Jonnie, his allies, and various resistance groups in Battlefield Earth, you’ll love the dynamic cast of characters in Leviathan Wakes. From the crew of the Rocinante to political players and schemers, the story thrives on the perspectives, conflicts, and camaraderie of its ensemble.

If you were drawn to the vastness and grand ambition of Battlefield Earth—from post-apocalyptic Earth to interstellar conflict—you'll be mesmerized by the sweeping journey in Hyperion. The pilgrimage of seven strangers across a galaxy on the brink of catastrophe explores huge spans of time and space, with stakes that feel truly epic.

If the intricately described Psychlo empire and the layered remnants of human civilization fascinated you in Battlefield Earth, Foundation will immerse you in the rise and fall of galactic empires, complete with complex societal structures, political intrigue, and innovative technology that shapes the fate of humanity.

If you were fascinated by the alien Psychlos and the challenge of understanding and outmaneuvering them in Battlefield Earth, you’ll be riveted by the first contact and cultural mysteries of the Moties in The Mote in God’s Eye. The book’s detailed look at alien psychology and society delivers the same sense of wonder and danger.