If you found yourself captivated by Mateo and Rufus's urgent quest to live a lifetime in a single day, you'll be drawn in by The First to Die at the End. This prequel follows two new characters as they receive their End Day calls from Death-Cast, launching them into a whirlwind of choices, confessions, and adventures before the clock runs out. The relentless ticking deadline and the characters' determination to make every moment count will keep you hooked.

If you were moved by how Mateo and Rufus changed each other and themselves in They Both Die at the End, you'll love watching Monty, Percy, and Felicity navigate a Grand Tour of Europe that challenges their identities, relationships, and values. As Monty faces his fears and flaws, his journey is as much about self-discovery as adventure, making for a deeply satisfying emotional arc.

If the heartbreak and catharsis of Mateo and Rufus’s story stayed with you, History Is All You Left Me will tug at your heartstrings just as powerfully. As Griffin navigates the loss of his first love and tries to make sense of his grief, the raw, honest emotions and poignant moments will leave you deeply moved.

If you appreciated the authentic LGBTQ+ relationships and multicultural cast in They Both Die at the End, You’ve Reached Sam offers another touching story about love, loss, and second chances. Julie, a Japanese-American teen, struggles with grief and identity as she finds herself able to call her late boyfriend, Sam, and their bittersweet conversations bring both healing and heartache.

If you were drawn to the way They Both Die at the End contemplates mortality and what it means to truly live, Every Day will intrigue you with its unique premise: A, a being who wakes up in a different body every day, must redefine identity and connection. The story grapples with what makes us who we are, the fleeting nature of existence, and the choices that define our days.