If you were drawn into Amy's relentless journey to survive and define herself in vN, you'll love following Murderbot—a self-aware security android—on its mission to protect humans while secretly yearning for freedom. The fast-paced action and clear objectives keep the tension high, making this a gripping, goal-driven adventure in a world of artificial intelligence.

If you appreciated the complicated, not-always-heroic choices Amy faces as a self-replicating android, Autonomous offers a rich cast of protagonists—both human and AI—grappling with exploitation, consent, and what it means to be free. You'll find characters whose motivations and ethics are as provocative and ambiguous as those in vN.

If Amy’s evolution from naive child to survivor resonated with you, Emiko’s journey in The Windup Girl—from exploitation toward self-assertion—will be equally compelling. The novel explores the profound growth and resilience of engineered beings struggling to find agency in a harsh world.

If you admired the intricate world of androids and layered societies in vN, Idoru will immerse you in a richly detailed near-future Tokyo where virtual idols and advanced AI shape culture, identity, and reality. Gibson’s worldbuilding is vivid and immersive, providing the same sense of technological wonder.

If the questions of sentience, personal autonomy, and what it means to be ‘human’ in vN intrigued you, The Quantum Thief dives even deeper into these themes with mind-bending concepts of memory, identity, and morality in a technologically advanced society. Prepare for a thought-provoking, idea-rich read.