Wither follows Rhine as she navigates a world where time is precious and every action is a bid for survival. Like Rhine and Gabriel's escape in Fever, this book centers around a clear, urgent objective: breaking free from captivity and seeking hope in a society that offers little. You'll be drawn into the relentless pace and high stakes of Rhine's journey.

If you found the chilling world of Fever compelling, where every moment is a fight against an unjust society, The Handmaid's Tale will captivate you. Offred's fight for autonomy echoes the themes of resistance and survival found in DeStefano's world, making for an intense and thought-provoking read.

Much like Rhine's journey of self-discovery and resilience in Fever, Never Let Me Go delves into the subtle, powerful transformations of its characters as they come to terms with the truth of their world. Kathy, Tommy, and Ruth's emotional evolution will resonate with anyone drawn to deeply personal growth in the face of tragedy.

If you appreciated the unsettling, grim atmosphere of Fever, Only Ever Yours delivers a similarly unrelenting tone. The book pulls no punches in its depiction of a future where girls are manufactured and controlled, offering a darkly compelling story that will linger with you long after reading.

For readers gripped by the devastated world and the road-trip survival of Fever, Station Eleven offers a haunting, beautifully written exploration of life after civilization's collapse. The intertwining stories and the characters' relentless pursuit of meaning and connection will captivate you.