If you loved following Moreta's growth as she rises to the challenges of leadership, you'll be drawn in by Maia's journey in The Goblin Emperor. Like Moreta, Maia is thrust into a position of great responsibility and must navigate court politics, personal loss, and self-doubt, all while striving to do what is right for his people. Both stories offer a deeply satisfying exploration of character growth under pressure.

If you found yourself immersed in Pern's intricate cultures, traditions, and the depth of its worldbuilding, you'll be captivated by the setting of The Curse of Chalion. Bujold crafts a complex realm with its own politics, religion, and history, much like McCaffrey's Pern, making for a richly textured and believable backdrop to a gripping story.

If you enjoyed how Moreta weaves together the perspectives and struggles of various characters, you'll appreciate the ensemble storytelling in The Lions of Al-Rassan. Kay masterfully balances a cast of compelling characters whose fates intertwine against a backdrop of political and cultural upheaval, delivering a nuanced, character-driven narrative.

If you were drawn to the sweeping, epochal events and historical depth in Moreta, you'll be gripped by Doomsday Book. Willis's novel traces an epic journey through time, focusing on personal and societal challenges during a crisis, much like Moreta's efforts to save Pern from disaster.

If Moreta's strength, compassion, and moral leadership resonated with you, you'll be fascinated by Shaera and the women of Shora in A Door Into Ocean. This novel features strong, complex female characters who must make weighty decisions to protect their way of life, echoing the themes of sacrifice and leadership in Moreta.