If you loved how Parallel explored Abby's life splitting into two timelines after a cosmic event, you'll be riveted by Pivot Point. Addison Coleman can see the possible outcomes of her choices, and the story alternates between two parallel lives as she unravels mysteries in both. The clever use of parallel realities and the emotional stakes make this a must-read for fans of Lauren Miller's twisty, fate-driven narrative.

If the transformation Abby undergoes in Parallel—as she learns from her parallel self and faces the consequences of her choices—struck a chord with you, Before I Fall will resonate even more. Samantha relives the last day of her life over and over, learning, growing, and changing with each loop. The rich emotional journey and impactful personal growth mirror what made Parallel so compelling.

If you were fascinated by the philosophical questions around destiny and choice in Parallel, The Future of Us offers a similarly thought-provoking experience. Emma and Josh discover their future Facebook profiles in 1996 and realize that every decision they make can alter their lives’ outcomes. The book deftly explores the big 'what ifs' that made Parallel so engaging.

If you enjoyed the whirlwind pacing and jaw-dropping twists as Abby navigates multiple timelines in Parallel, A Thousand Pieces of You is sure to keep you on your toes. Marguerite chases her father's killer across parallel universes, with each world offering new surprises, dangers, and revelations. The constant surprises and thrilling developments will remind you of the best parts of Parallel’s plot.

If you were drawn to Abby’s intense inner turmoil and the psychological complexity of living dual lives in Parallel, Shift is a perfect match. Olivia’s world is upended by a new girl with a mysterious past, and the story delves deep into Olivia’s mind as she questions what’s real. The nuanced portrayal of identity and internal conflict creates an absorbing, psychologically rich narrative.