If you loved how The Rosewater Insurrection juggled complex conspiracies, layered objectives, and a web of competing powers, you'll be drawn into Ninefox Gambit. The story follows Captain Kel Cheris as she’s paired with an undead tactician to recapture a fortress, all while navigating a dizzying array of political agendas and betrayals. The interwoven plots and secrets will keep you guessing until the very end.

If you were fascinated by the intricate depiction of alien influence and the layered, immersive city of Rosewater, you'll be captivated by the world of An Unkindness of Ghosts. Rivers Solomon crafts a generational starship with its own rigid class system, deep secrets, and cultural complexity, inviting you to unravel its mysteries alongside Aster and her companions.

Did you enjoy how The Rosewater Insurrection weaves together the perspectives and destinies of multiple characters? The City We Became brings together a vibrant group of avatars representing New York’s boroughs, each with their own voice and struggles, to face a cosmic threat. Their interactions and teamwork are as compelling as the challenges they confront.

If Kaaro and the other characters’ difficult choices and clouded motivations in The Rosewater Insurrection drew you in, you’ll find Cara, the protagonist of The Space Between Worlds, equally compelling. As she travels between parallel Earths, Cara must grapple with her own questionable decisions and shifting allegiances in a world where survival sometimes means compromise.

If you appreciated the big questions about alien contact, human nature, and society’s structure in The Rosewater Insurrection, The Dispossessed offers a profound exploration of utopia, freedom, and the cost of revolution. Shevek’s journey across two very different worlds will challenge and inspire you to reflect on the meaning of progress and belonging.