If sneaking past the Forge School’s cameras during the nightly shutdown and uncovering the dream-harvesting scheme had you hooked, you’ll love how Cia Vale navigates the lethal examinations of the University in The Testing. Like Rosie Sinclair, Cia learns the institution grooming “the best and brightest” is really sorting who can survive its secrets, and every rule she breaks brings her closer to the truth—and greater danger.

You enjoyed watching Rosie peel back the Forge School’s reality-TV veneer to expose medical experiments; Adaptation delivers that same pulse of discovery. After a catastrophic event, Reese wakes from a suspicious hospital stay with gaps in her memory and unsettling changes. Her hunt for answers—government agents, secret facilities, missing files—echoes Rosie’s late-night prowls and covert recordings, building toward a reveal that reframes everything.

If you were compelled by how Rosie doubts her own perceptions—drugged sleep schedules, edited footage, and memories that might be tampered with—More Than This pushes that uncertainty to the breaking point. Seth wakes in a world that might be a simulation, a dream, or something in between, and his search for truth mirrors Rosie’s disorientation as she pieces together what’s genuine and what’s engineered.

The Forge School’s nonstop broadcasting and manipulation of students’ sleep reminded you how invasive media can be. In Feed, corporations literally stream ads and algorithms into teens’ brains. As Titus and Violet resist the feed’s grip, you’ll feel the same chilling critique that runs under Rosie’s fight against a show that edits reality and a lab that treats dreams—and people—as monetizable assets.

If the reveals in The Vault of Dreamers—from Rosie’s covert footage to the lab’s shocking purpose—left you breathless, Illuminae cranks that sensation to eleven. Told through hacked files and transcripts, each discovery upends what you thought you knew, much like Rosie’s evidence drops do, as Kady digs into corporate cover-ups, weaponized tech, and messages that can’t be trusted.