If you were fascinated by Ingray's navigation of Hwae's layered political schemes and shifting allegiances in Provenance, you'll be enthralled by Mahit Dzmare's struggle to maintain her own identity while entangled in the grand machinations of the Teixcalaanli Empire. The court intrigue, secret deals, and high-stakes diplomacy will keep you gripped.

If you enjoyed watching Ingray challenge her own insecurities and grow into her sense of agency, you'll love Maia's journey in The Goblin Emperor. Thrust into a position of unexpected power, Maia must navigate court politics and his own self-doubt to become a ruler in his own right.

If the rich tapestry of Hwae’s customs, inheritance systems, and cultural rituals in Provenance drew you in, Ninefox Gambit offers an equally immersive setting. The hexarchate’s bizarre calendrical technology and ritualistic warfare create a world as intricate and compelling as Leckie’s.

If you appreciated Ingray's struggles with doing what is right versus what is necessary, and how every character in Provenance seemed to carry secrets and mixed motivations, you'll be riveted by Shara Thivani’s investigations in City of Stairs, where loyalties, ethics, and justice are always in question.

If what drew you to Provenance was the focus on character relationships, identity, and social structures rather than just the technology, All Systems Red will resonate with you. Murderbot’s personal journey, interactions with humans, and internal dilemmas take center stage in a distinctly character-driven narrative.