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... the relentless pursuit of a goal across a sweeping interstellar landscape?
The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester
The Stars My Destination follows Gully Foyle as he embarks on a violent, determined quest for revenge across the galaxy, much like Horn's mission-driven journey in Star Bridge. You'll love Bester's high-octane plotting and the way each chapter propels you deeper into a world of corporate intrigue and cosmic adventure.
... an intricate ensemble of characters navigating power and conspiracy?
Dune by Frank Herbert
If you enjoyed the shifting alliances and multiple perspectives of Star Bridge, Dune offers an even richer tapestry of characters, from Paul Atreides to Baron Harkonnen, each playing a key role in the epic struggle for control of Arrakis.
... morally complex heroes operating in a futuristic society?
The Demolished Man by Alfred Bester
The Demolished Man features Ben Reich, a protagonist whose ambitions blur the lines between hero and villain, echoing the ambiguous motivations found in Star Bridge. The novel’s exploration of ethics and power in a telepathic society will keep you questioning every character’s true intentions.
... political intrigue and grand-scale power struggles spanning the stars?
Foundation by Isaac Asimov
If the shadowy conspiracies and behind-the-scenes machinations of Star Bridge captured your imagination, Foundation will draw you in with Hari Seldon's psychohistory and the subtle chess game played by politicians, scientists, and rulers across the Galactic Empire.
... elaborately constructed worlds and technology-rich societies?
The Mote in God’s Eye by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle
You’ll appreciate the detailed worldbuilding in The Mote in God’s Eye, where advanced technology, alien civilizations, and a deeply realized interstellar society create a vivid setting, much like the complex infrastructure of the Eron Company in Star Bridge.
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