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Zero World by Jason M. Hough

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In Zero World, did you enjoy ...

... a protagonist on a high-stakes mission?

Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan

If you loved following Peter Caswell on his relentless, globe-spanning mission in Zero World, you'll be gripped by Takeshi Kovacs' dangerous assignment in Altered Carbon. The story drives forward with a clear objective—solve a murder in a world where death is only a temporary inconvenience—ensuring the action and suspense never let up.

... high-octane, scientifically grounded future worlds?

The Quantum Thief by Hannu Rajaniemi

If you were fascinated by the cutting-edge tech and plausible science in Zero World—from neural manipulation to advanced espionage—The Quantum Thief will blow you away. Jean le Flambeur’s adventures unfold in a richly imagined Martian society, where quantum technology shapes both the action and the world itself.

... an action-packed story with frequent twists and turns?

Red Rising by Pierce Brown

If the rapid-fire pacing and constant surprises of Zero World kept you turning pages late into the night, Red Rising delivers that same adrenaline rush. Darrow’s infiltration mission in a brutal, caste-driven society is full of breakneck action, battles, and jaw-dropping twists that upend everything you think you know.

... adventures that span solar systems and civilizations?

Leviathan Wakes by James S. A. Corey

If the epic scale of Zero World—with its interplanetary espionage and civilization-altering stakes—drew you in, you’ll revel in the sweeping scope of Leviathan Wakes. From gritty ship corridors to mysterious alien threats, this story takes you across the solar system and into the heart of human ambition and danger.

... complex, immersive worlds with rich details and cultures?

The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi

If you were captivated by the meticulous worldbuilding in Zero World—the way Jason M. Hough crafts both Earth and the alternate civilization—then The Windup Girl offers a similarly immersive experience. Bacigalupi’s future Bangkok is lush with detail, teeming with political intrigue and cultural nuance that makes the world feel truly alive.

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