If you were drawn to the settlers' fraught journey and the ongoing quest to build a new society on Coyote, you'll find Aurora equally gripping. This novel follows a generation ship's desperate attempt to reach and colonize a distant exoplanet, with the crew facing tough decisions, resource crises, and the constant drive to survive. The sense of purpose and collective mission echoes the heart of Coyote's adventure.

If you enjoyed following Carlos Montero, Wendy Gunther, and the rest of the Coyote settlers as they each brought their own perspectives and skills to the colony, you'll love Red Mars. The book features a large, compelling cast of scientists, engineers, and political thinkers, all working—sometimes together, sometimes in conflict—to terraform and settle Mars, with each character playing a crucial role in the unfolding drama.

If the nuts-and-bolts realism of Coyote's starship voyage and planetary colonization fascinated you, Leviathan Wakes will keep you riveted. From the gritty details of spaceship operations to the political and technological hurdles characters face traversing the solar system, this novel offers a similarly authentic and thrilling science fiction experience.

If exploring the uncharted planet of Coyote and uncovering its secrets was a highlight for you, Pushing Ice delivers that same sense of wonder. When a mining ship chases a mysterious object out of the solar system, the crew is thrust into strange new environments, encountering surprising alien phenomena and building new societies—all rendered with the kind of meticulous worldbuilding that made Coyote so engaging.

If you loved the sweeping narrative that followed the settlers of Coyote across decades as they struggled to survive and build a future, Children of Time takes that epic scope to new heights. You'll experience humanity's desperate attempts to find a new home, the rise and fall of civilizations, and the passage of time on both grand and personal scales.