If you loved the irreverent, laugh-out-loud style and witty banter in Terminal Alliance, you'll have a blast with Redshirts. Scalzi's meta-take on expendable starship crew members is packed with sharp dialogue, genre-savvy jokes, and clever twists that poke fun at sci-fi tropes, all while delivering a surprisingly heartfelt story.

Did you enjoy Marion 'Mops' Adamopoulos and her ragtag team of janitors tackling wild space missions together? The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet offers an equally lovable and diverse crew, each with their own quirks and backstories, working together on the spaceship Wayfarer as they navigate both cosmic and personal challenges.

If you liked the clear, high-stakes mission driving the action in Terminal Alliance, you'll be hooked by the relentless pace and thrilling objectives in A Big Ship at the Edge of the Universe. Join Nilah and Boots as they're swept into a galaxy-spanning treasure hunt filled with danger, teamwork, and plenty of unexpected turns.

If Mops' evolution from janitor to unlikely hero grabbed you, you'll appreciate Murderbot's journey in All Systems Red. Watching this sarcastic, socially awkward security android slowly open up, confront its own identity, and care about others delivers the same blend of humor and heartfelt character development found in Terminal Alliance.

If you were fascinated by the imaginative alien species and interstellar societies in Terminal Alliance, you'll love the lush worldbuilding and gentle exploration of robot and human cultures in A Psalm for the Wild-Built. Chambers crafts believable non-human characters and unique societal norms, offering a fresh perspective on what it means to be sentient.