If you loved following Cassie as she navigates a dangerous, post-invasion world with a clear goal—finding her brother—you’ll be gripped by Legend. June and Day are two teens on opposite sides of a fractured society, both driven by urgent missions that force them into life-or-death choices. The relentless pace and tightly focused objectives will keep you turning the pages.

If you enjoyed the varied perspectives and teamwork of Cassie, Ben, Ringer, and others in The 5th Wave, you’ll love Gone. When everyone over fifteen vanishes from a small town, the kids left behind must form alliances, face new powers, and decide who to trust. The shifting viewpoints and complex group dynamics make this a thrilling, ensemble-driven read.

If the ravaged landscapes and sense of loss in The 5th Wave captivated you, Station Eleven offers a mesmerizing vision of civilization’s aftermath. Through multiple intertwined stories—some following a traveling symphony, others survivors of the initial collapse—you’ll be drawn into a world that’s both beautiful and bleak, with stunning worldbuilding that lingers long after you finish.

If you found yourself fascinated by Cassie’s tough choices and the questionable motives of characters like Evan or Vosch, Red Queen will pull you in. Mare Barrow navigates a dangerous society where loyalty is never certain, and even the 'good guys' are forced into morally grey decisions. Expect plenty of betrayal, tough calls, and heroes with sharp edges.

If you loved the jaw-dropping plot turns—like the truth about the Others or the fate of Cassie’s companions—in The 5th Wave, Illuminae is a wild ride. Told through classified files, chat logs, and transcripts, this story is packed with mind-bending twists, betrayals, and moments that will have you gasping out loud.