If the thrill for you was Jack West Jr. racing to reassemble the Great Pyramid’s capstone pieces before the looming solar catastrophe, you’ll love how Sandstorm hurls Painter Crowe and Safia al-Maaz into a breakneck hunt for the lost city of Ubar. The same vibe of riddle-laced landmarks, rival factions nipping at the heroes’ heels, and set pieces as audacious as Jack’s booby-trapped forays beneath the ancient wonders is all here—delivered with nonstop momentum.

Loved how Seven Deadly Wonders never lets up—whether it’s sprinting through death-trap chambers under the wonders or escaping militarized pursuers? The Hunt for Atlantis matches that pedal-to-the-floor pace. Nina Wilde and Eddie Chase ricochet across the globe, trading quips between explosions and last-second escapes that echo Jack’s madcap descents and precision-timed extractions. It’s pure, high-octane archaeology-on-the-run.

If decoding the Seven Wonders’ riddles and following the Oracle’s cryptic guidance hooked you, The Last Templar will scratch that same itch. As Jack pieced together inscriptions and hidden mechanisms to unlock secret chambers, Khoury’s tale plunges into Templar lore—ciphered manuscripts, medieval clues, and historical revelations that detonate into contemporary stakes. It’s that blend of myth-soaked puzzles and present-day peril you enjoyed.

If you reveled in Jack’s timed infiltrations—slipping into deadly spaces beneath places like Ephesus or the Great Pyramid while outmaneuvering rival power blocs—The Lost Symbol offers a similar caper pulse. Robert Langdon navigates coded chambers, hidden sub-basements, and trap-laced Masonic landmarks in Washington, D.C., where each break-in is a brainteaser with a stopwatch ticking. It’s the same puzzle-heist adrenaline, just in a different labyrinth.

If a big part of the draw was Jack’s multinational crew—scholars, soldiers, and pilots pooling their specialties to survive ancient death traps and enemy forces—The Ice Limit centers that dynamic. A handpicked expedition team attempts an impossible extraction under lethal conditions, where the geophysicist, tactician, and field operators must sync perfectly, much like Jack’s operations when every role matters and one mistake can kill everyone.