If you loved Murderbot's deadpan wit and the way it navigates awkward social situations, you'll feel right at home with the original All Systems Red. The novella is packed with clever internal monologue and sly observational humor as Murderbot tries to balance its desire for solitude with the demands of a human crew, making for a delightfully funny and self-aware read.

If you enjoyed the dynamic relationships and camaraderie between Murderbot and its companions, you'll love the Wayfarer crew in The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet. Each character brings their own quirks and backgrounds, and the story thrives on their interactions, teamwork, and found-family bonds as they travel the galaxy together.

If you were fascinated by Murderbot’s struggle with autonomy, identity, and what it means to be 'alive,' A Closed and Common Orbit dives deeply into the journey of another artificial intelligence as it navigates freedom and self-discovery. The emotional and philosophical stakes will resonate if you loved the introspective side of Network Effect.

If you appreciated Murderbot’s relentless pursuit of its objectives while dodging danger at every turn, Velocity Weapon delivers a propulsive plot centered on survival, rescue, and unraveling conspiracies. The narrative keeps you on the edge of your seat with constant action and a clear sense of mission.

If Murderbot’s perspective as a sentient machine navigating human society intrigued you, Ancillary Justice offers a similarly compelling AI protagonist, Breq, who grapples with questions of identity and loyalty in a richly detailed interstellar empire. The book balances action, intrigue, and deep technological worldbuilding that will satisfy your craving for thoughtful sci-fi.