If you loved the sharp, satirical humor and clever dialogue in Starter Villain, you'll have a blast with The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Arthur Dent's journey through the absurdities of space, guided by the hilariously deadpan Ford Prefect, is packed with laugh-out-loud moments and witty observations that capture the same spirit of fun and playfulness.

If the quick pace and constant twists of Starter Villain kept you hooked, Redshirts will do the same. Follow Ensign Dahl as he unravels the bizarre and deadly patterns aboard a starship, with events unfolding rapidly and hilariously as the crew scrambles to survive—and make sense of—their wild reality.

If you enjoyed the behind-the-scenes machinations and shadowy conspiracies in Starter Villain, you'll love The Rook. Myfanwy Thomas wakes up with no memory and discovers she's part of a clandestine supernatural agency beset by internal intrigue, rival factions, and plotting colleagues—all with a sly sense of humor.

If the whimsical, optimistic world and playful tone of Starter Villain appealed to you, The Eyre Affair offers a similarly buoyant adventure. Join literary detective Thursday Next as she navigates a world where literature is literally a matter of life and death—complete with puns, meta-jokes, and a delightfully light touch.

If you appreciated the crisp, accessible prose and the way Starter Villain made sci-fi fun and breezy, you'll enjoy Year Zero. The story follows Nick Carter, a copyright lawyer who gets swept into a galaxy-wide musical copyright crisis, told with a simple, engaging style that makes the zany plot easy to follow and enjoy.