If you loved following TIM-21's search for answers and the sense of urgency as he flees powerful forces across the galaxy, you'll be drawn into Saga. Alana and Marko's journey to protect their child against relentless pursuers is just as gripping—full of tense escapes, shifting alliances, and a clear, emotional mission at its core.

If you enjoyed the camaraderie and conflict among Telsa, Dr. Quon, and the other cast members surrounding TIM-21, Leviathan Wakes offers a similarly compelling ensemble. You'll meet Holden, Miller, and a varied crew, all with distinct motives and personalities, thrown together by galactic-scale events and forced to cooperate for survival.

If TIM-21's journey from innocence to self-awareness and resilience resonated with you, the powerful personal growth in I Am Not A Number will as well. The protagonist must adapt and find her own strength when faced with impossible circumstances, leading to a moving arc of transformation.

If you found yourself reflecting on what it means to be human through TIM-21's struggle for acceptance in a world that fears machines, Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? will captivate you. Deckard's pursuit of androids raises profound questions about empathy, artificial intelligence, and the blurry boundaries of personhood.

If the world of Descender fascinated you with its depiction of robotic societies and alien species, you'll be intrigued by Damasio's exploration of what truly makes us human. While nonfiction, it delves into the neurological and cultural differences that separate humans from machines—a perfect companion for fans of TIM-21's outsider perspective.