If you loved following Cee and Kasey's desperate quests—one to survive and one to find her sister—in The Ones We're Meant to Find, you'll be drawn into An Absolutely Remarkable Thing. April May's relentless pursuit to uncover the truth behind the mysterious 'Carls' will hook you from page one, offering that same sense of urgency and high-stakes discovery.

If the climate crisis and environmental collapse in The Ones We're Meant to Find resonated with you, A Door Into Ocean will captivate you. This novel centers on a water world inhabited by an all-female society, deeply connected to their ecosystem—and forced to defend it when outsiders threaten their way of life.

If you appreciated the focus on social consequences of technology and the emotional journeys in The Ones We're Meant to Find, you'll find We Are Satellites compelling. It explores how a new brain-enhancing device upends a family's dynamics, raising questions about belonging, progress, and what it means to be human.

If Cee and Kasey's intertwined sisterhood and their emotional growth touched you, The Light Between Worlds will speak to your heart. It follows two sisters grappling with loss and identity after returning from a magical world, delving deeply into personal transformation and the power of sibling bonds.

If you enjoyed the puzzle-like, fragmented storytelling of The Ones We're Meant to Find, you'll be enchanted by This Is How You Lose the Time War. Its poetic, time-bending narrative weaves together two rivals' stories through letters and glimpses across timelines, constantly challenging your perception of cause and effect.