If you loved the relentless drive to reach Saturn and the ingenious problem-solving in Saturn Run, you'll be hooked by The Martian. Mark Watney's fight for survival on Mars is a masterclass in resourcefulness, as he tackles challenge after challenge with scientific grit and determination. The clear sense of mission and the high stakes make every page a nail-biter.

If the shifting dynamics among the Saturn Run crew—like the tensions between Crow, Naomi, and the scientists—kept you invested, you'll enjoy Children of Time. Its sprawling cast, from humans to uplifted spiders, offers a fresh ensemble dynamic, with multiple perspectives shaping the fate of an entire world.

If you appreciated Saturn Run's authentic engineering challenges and plausible physics—like the orbital mechanics and propulsion systems—you'll be fascinated by Seveneves. Stephenson delves deep into space survival, orbital habitats, and the mechanics of humanity's last hope, satisfying any craving for hard science fiction.

If the rapid developments and constant sense of urgency in Saturn Run kept you turning the pages, Leviathan Wakes will deliver the same adrenaline rush. With its quick-moving plot, high-stakes space action, and relentless momentum, you'll find yourself racing through the chapters.

If you were captivated by the meticulously constructed spaceship society and the practical details of life beyond Earth in Saturn Run, Aurora offers an even deeper dive. Robinson's attention to the biological, social, and mechanical intricacies of a generation ship makes for a vivid, immersive read.