If you enjoyed the relentless, puzzle-box structure of Six Wakes—where the crew wakes up to murder and must unravel a deadly conspiracy—Lock In offers a similarly propulsive, goal-oriented plot. From the start, FBI agent Chris Shane is thrown into a murder investigation complicated by advanced technology and shifting agendas, keeping the story moving at breakneck speed as every clue peels back another layer of intrigue.

If you appreciated how Six Wakes juggled several main characters—each with secrets and hidden agendas—Leviathan Wakes delivers a stellar ensemble cast. You'll follow Holden and Miller, whose conflicting personalities and motives are tested as they uncover a conspiracy that could threaten humanity, all against the claustrophobic backdrop of deep space.

If the morally gray choices and shadowy pasts of the clones in Six Wakes fascinated you, you'll love Altered Carbon. Takeshi Kovacs is a protagonist with his own baggage, navigating a world where consciousness can be copied and bodies swapped, forcing you to question identity, morality, and redemption with every twist.

If you were intrigued by the cloning technology and the careful attention to plausible science in Six Wakes, The Quantum Thief delivers a dazzling array of hard science fiction concepts. The Martian city of Oubliette and its time-based currency, together with the brain-teasing puzzles of memory and identity, create a smart, intricate thriller for fans of advanced technology.

If you relished the way Six Wakes kept you guessing with every new revelation about the crew’s memories and the ship’s mission, An Absolutely Remarkable Thing delivers a rollercoaster of surprises. April May's journey with the mysterious Carls is full of unpredictable developments and jaw-dropping twists that will keep you turning pages late into the night.