If you were gripped by Shannon Moss's relentless pursuit through fractured timelines, you'll be riveted by Recursion, where NYPD detective Barry Sutton races against time (literally) to unravel a reality-bending epidemic. Like The Gone World, the story is propelled by a desperate goal and a pervasive sense of urgency.

Did you enjoy the mind-bending time travel and alternate realities that Shannon navigates? Dark Matter will sweep you up in Jason Dessen's harrowing journey across branching paths of his own life, merging science fiction thrills with existential questions about identity and fate.

If you appreciated how The Gone World delves into the consequences of our choices and the nature of reality, you'll love The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August. Here, Harry is reborn into the same life over and over, wrestling with morality, free will, and the fate of the world in a looping existence.

If you were drawn to the grim, noir atmosphere and the way The Gone World explores ethical ambiguity amid violence and technology, Altered Carbon will immerse you in Takeshi Kovacs's brutal investigations and moral quandaries, set in a world where bodies are interchangeable and nothing is sacred.

For readers who loved the complexity and interlocking mysteries of The Gone World, Anathem offers a richly plotted journey across philosophical puzzles, secret histories, and converging realities, all unfolding with a sense of cosmic scale and narrative ingenuity.