If you loved the propulsive, mission-driven plot in Full Speed To A Crash Landing, you'll be hooked by Illuminae. Kady and Ezra must navigate a deadly pursuit across space, hacking systems and outrunning a relentless enemy while piecing together the truth behind a catastrophic attack. The sense of urgency and constant drive toward survival will keep you on the edge of your seat.

If the ensemble of characters and their interactions aboard the spaceship in Full Speed To A Crash Landing drew you in, you'll love the quirky, lovable crew of the Wayfarer. Chambers crafts a cast whose personalities and backgrounds collide and complement as they journey through space, making every chapter an exploration of found family and camaraderie.

If you appreciated the personal journeys of Beth Revis's characters—how they evolve under pressure and face their own flaws—Aurora Rising offers a similar depth. Each member of Squad 312 must overcome insecurities and challenging histories as they’re thrown together on a galactic mission, resulting in authentic growth and emotional payoffs.

If you were fascinated by the morally complex decisions and ambiguous ethics of the protagonists in Full Speed To A Crash Landing, you'll be gripped by Darrow's journey in Red Rising. Darrow must constantly weigh sacrifice against survival, making choices that challenge every notion of right and wrong in a brutal, stratified society.

If it was the clever dialogue and moments of levity—even amidst chaos—that you enjoyed in Full Speed To A Crash Landing, The Disasters will hit the spot. Nax and his misfit crew face nonstop danger, but their witty exchanges and irreverent humor make the wild ride a joy from start to finish.