If you were fascinated by Pierre's genetic mutation and the deep dive into DNA-driven mysteries in Frameshift, you'll be captivated by Blindsight. Peter Watts crafts a tense, cerebral story about a crew confronting an incomprehensible alien presence, with hard scientific rigor and provocative questions about consciousness and human evolution.

If you loved how Frameshift tackled the moral implications of genetic engineering and what it means to be human, you'll find The Children of Men compelling. P. D. James weaves a gripping tale of a world facing extinction, forcing characters—and readers—to confront the value of life, hope, and moral responsibility in desperate times.

If you enjoyed the sense of constant pursuit and high-stakes objectives in Frameshift—as Pierre flees from those who would exploit his abilities—The Bourne Identity delivers a similarly gripping ride. Jason Bourne's quest to uncover his lost identity is filled with twists, action, and a protagonist racing against time and shadowy adversaries.

If Pierre's internal struggles and the exploration of his unique mind in Frameshift resonated with you, Flowers for Algernon is a must-read. Daniel Keyes's classic novel offers a deeply moving portrait of Charlie's intellectual ascent and emotional awakening, capturing the joys and heartbreak of profound personal change.

If the jaw-dropping twists and shifting revelations in Frameshift kept you turning pages, you'll be glued to The Silent Patient. This psychological thriller masterfully unravels its mysteries, leading to a shocking conclusion that will leave you rethinking everything you thought you knew.