If you were captivated by Welga's relentless pursuit of the Machinehood and the urgency of her mission, The Quantum Thief will draw you in with Jean le Flambeur’s race against time and his own past, all set against a dazzling, far-future heist across the Solar System. The story’s core revolves around a clear, compelling objective that keeps the tension high and the pages turning.

If you enjoyed how Machinehood weaves together Welga, Nithya, and other perspectives, Ninefox Gambit will thrill you with its dynamic ensemble—particularly the brilliant, haunted Kel Cheris and the infamous, unpredictable General Shuos Jedao. Their interplay and the broader cast bring layers of intrigue and depth to every scene.

If you were fascinated by S.B. Divya’s richly detailed world of gig economies, biohacking, and AI rights, you’ll be engrossed by The Windup Girl. Bacigalupi’s vision of a genetically engineered future Thailand is as immersive and complex, with its own rules, histories, and ethical dilemmas.

If Welga’s strength and complexity as a lead drew you in, The Power offers a multifaceted exploration of women who suddenly gain extraordinary abilities. Through characters like Roxy, Allie, and Margot, Alderman crafts a narrative where women drive the story and challenge the world around them.

If the philosophical debates about AI rights, humanity, and free will in Machinehood resonated with you, Autonomous will provide another intellectual feast. The story follows Jack, a pharmaceutical pirate, and Paladin, an AI military agent, as they wrestle with ethical dilemmas and what it means to be truly autonomous.