If you loved the historical missions and high-stakes temporal adventures of Manse Everard and the Time Patrol, you'll be enthralled by The Anubis Gates. Powers crafts a riveting tale where Brendan Doyle is swept through 19th-century London on a mission through time, facing sinister plots and trying desperately to set history right. The sense of danger, adventure, and the constant race against time will make this a thrilling next read for you.

Did you enjoy the interplay of various agents and operatives within the Time Patrol, each with their own stakes and secrets? The Company Man introduces you to an ensemble of investigators, factory workers, and shadowy figures in an alternate-history city, all caught up in a mystery that threatens the fabric of their world. Bennett weaves together their perspectives masterfully, creating a tapestry of motives and alliances reminiscent of Anderson’s multi-character approach.

If you were captivated by the epic sweep of The Time Patrol, traveling across centuries to protect the timeline, you'll be drawn into Doomsday Book. Here, historian Kivrin Engle is sent back to the Middle Ages, and Willis deftly interlaces her harrowing journey with present-day Oxford. The scale, emotional stakes, and sense of history-in-the-making provide a similar epic scope, blending personal courage with the weight of history.

If you appreciated the rigorous, logical approach to time travel and the fascinating exploration of paradoxes in The Time Patrol, The Man Who Folded Himself is a must-read. David Gerrold’s novel dives deep into the mechanics and consequences of time travel, following Daniel Eakins as he encounters mind-bending loops and faces the ramifications of his every decision. The book is a feast for readers who love to puzzle over the rules and intricacies of temporal mechanics.

Were you drawn to the philosophical and emotional dilemmas of changing history, as faced by the Time Patrol agents? In Replay, Jeff Winston repeatedly relives his life after dying, each time making new choices and facing unforeseen consequences. The novel thoughtfully explores themes of fate, free will, and what truly matters when you can reshape your own timeline. It’s a compelling blend of time travel and introspection that echoes the deeper questions Anderson raises.