If you loved the relentless, high-concept drive of Flashforward—where Lloyd Simcoe and his colleagues race to understand the implications of seeing their futures—you'll be hooked by The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August. Harry, who is reborn into the same life each time he dies, must pursue an urgent mission to prevent the end of the world, blending a quest for answers with a scientific mystery that keeps you turning pages.

If you appreciated the believable science and meticulous attention to physics in Flashforward—from the quantum physics experiment at CERN to the plausible consequences—Contact will resonate with you. Dr. Ellie Arroway’s discovery of an extraterrestrial signal and the international, scientifically-grounded response delivers that same sense of awe and realism.

If you were stunned by the mind-bending reveals in Flashforward, where fate and free will are put to the test, Recursion will keep you guessing. Helena and Barry’s struggle with the consequences of memories that rewrite reality delivers jaw-dropping twists and a rollercoaster plot that will leave you breathless.

If you were fascinated by the exploration of time and destiny in Flashforward—how glimpses of the future shape the present—The Time Traveler's Wife will draw you in. Through the poignant lives of Henry and Clare, the book delves into the heartbreak, hope, and paradoxes of living out-of-sync with time, offering a deeply personal take on fate and free will.

If you were moved by the philosophical questions in Flashforward—the nature of destiny, the ethics of knowledge, and what it means to be human—Never Let Me Go will linger with you. Kathy, Ruth, and Tommy’s story explores the heartbreaking consequences of foreknowledge and the search for purpose in a world where the future seems predetermined.