If you loved Ephraim's race against time to use the coin's power to save his mother and himself, you'll be drawn to Pivot Point. Addie must use her unique ability to see two different futures based on a single decision—one that could change her life, her friendships, and her family forever. The story is tightly focused on the protagonist's urgent mission, with high personal stakes and clever twists.

If the reality-shattering surprises and jaw-dropping reveals in Fair Coin kept you turning pages, Recursion will do the same. This thriller follows a cop and a neuroscientist as they unravel a mysterious technology that can rewrite people's memories—and, by extension, reality itself—leading to mind-bending twists that will keep you guessing until the very end.

If you appreciated how Fair Coin explored alternate universes and the emotional impact of choices without getting bogged down in technical details, Parallel offers a similar experience. The book follows Abby, whose life starts to shift every morning as decisions made by her parallel self in another reality begin to affect her. The focus is on character, relationships, and how our choices shape who we become.

If you were captivated by Ephraim's transformation as he confronts the consequences of his wishes and learns empathy for those around him, you'll connect with Every Day. The protagonist, known only as 'A,' wakes up each day in a different body, living a new life and learning from each experience. The journey is deeply personal and transformative, much like Ephraim's path toward greater understanding.

If you enjoyed the intricate, layered structure of Fair Coin, where Ephraim must unravel complex realities to find the truth, you'll be riveted by The 7½ Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle. The protagonist wakes up each day in a different body, piecing together clues to solve a murder and escape a time loop. The book weaves multiple plotlines together, rewarding careful readers who love a puzzle.