If you were drawn to the way Cassie Maddox is pulled into a web of deception and moral gray areas in The Likeness, you'll be captivated by the elite group of classics students in The Secret History. The story plunges you into their intellectual world, where questionable ethics and dark secrets drive the plot, and you'll find yourself questioning every character's motivations.

If you loved how The Likeness delved into Cassie's psyche as she navigated her double life, you'll appreciate In the Woods, where detective Rob Ryan's troubled past and unreliable memories shape the investigation. The novel masterfully explores the psychological toll of trauma and obsession, pulling you deep into the protagonist's mind.

If you enjoyed the gradual, immersive build-up of tension and the haunting atmosphere in The Likeness, Never Let Me Go offers a similarly slow and deliberate pace. The novel unravels its mysteries through subtle interactions and unspoken truths among the students at Hailsham, creating a poignant and unsettling experience.

If the shifting realities and undercurrents of doubt in The Likeness intrigued you, Gone Girl takes the concept of the unreliable narrator to new heights. Through alternating perspectives between Nick and Amy, the novel keeps you guessing about what's true, offering twist after twist in a marriage filled with secrets.

If you liked how The Likeness intertwined Cassie's undercover investigation with the group's old secrets, The Little Friend will appeal with its intricate plot. The novel follows Harriet as she attempts to solve her brother's decades-old murder, blending family drama, mystery, and Southern Gothic atmosphere in a richly layered story.