If you loved following Thomas as he navigated the Glade and unraveled the secrets of the Maze, you'll be gripped by Legend. Day and June, two teens on opposite sides of a totalitarian society, are each propelled by urgent objectives that force them into intense chases, deadly conspiracies, and desperate battles for survival. The relentless pacing and clear sense of purpose will keep you turning pages just as quickly.

If you enjoyed the group dynamics and shifting alliances among the Gladers, you'll love Gone. When everyone over fifteen vanishes from a California town, the kids left behind must form new societies and face unpredictable threats. With numerous memorable characters, from Sam and Astrid to Caine and Lana, you'll find the ensemble cast's struggles and friendships deeply compelling.

If you were drawn to Thomas's transformation from a confused newcomer to a determined leader, The Knife of Never Letting Go is for you. Todd Hewitt’s harrowing journey across a hostile world with Viola forces him to confront his beliefs, face hard truths, and grow in ways he never expected. The emotional evolution of the characters is both authentic and powerful.

If you found yourself compelled by Thomas and the Gladers' difficult decisions and ambiguous morality, you'll be captivated by Red Rising. Darrow infiltrates an elite society with a mission that demands sacrifice, deception, and choices that blur the line between right and wrong. The tension and ethical complexity will resonate with you.

If the oppressive, mysterious environment of the Glade and the sinister forces behind the Maze intrigued you, The Darkest Minds will pull you right in. Ruby and her friends escape a government camp for kids with powers, only to find themselves hunted and on the run in a bleak, controlled society. The dystopian setting and fight for freedom will feel familiar and thrilling.