If you loved the way Zeroes threw an unlikely group of hackers together and forced them to work as a team against a mysterious threat, you'll be hooked by Daemon. When a legendary game designer dies, his final program—a self-replicating, world-altering AI—activates, recruiting a disparate group of outcasts and experts to either fight it or survive it. The relentless, mission-driven plot will keep you up late turning pages.

If the messy, personality-clashing ensemble in Zeroes drew you in, you'll love Six Wakes. Six clones wake up on a starship to find their previous selves murdered, and must work together—despite secrets and suspicions—to solve the crime. Each character has a unique backstory, and their interactions drive the tension and fun.

Did the gray lines between good and evil in Zeroes keep you guessing? In The Warehouse, you'll meet characters navigating the corporate dystopia of Cloud, a mega-corporation with secrets to hide. Zinnia, a corporate spy, and Paxton, a disillusioned security worker, both wrestle with their own morals as they infiltrate and confront the system—perfect for fans of morally complicated heroes.

If the shadowy conspiracies and political manipulations in Zeroes kept you on the edge of your seat, Infomocracy will do the same. Set in a near-future world ruled by micro-democracies and an all-powerful search engine, agents Ken and Mishima race to uncover manipulation and corruption during a tense global election. The stakes and intrigue are just as high—and just as twisty.

If you loved how Zeroes constantly surprised you with sudden betrayals, shifting alliances, and game-changing reveals, The God Game is right up your alley. When a group of high school friends are lured into playing a mysterious online game run by an omniscient AI, the rules keep changing—and so do the stakes. Every new twist forces the characters to question reality and their own choices.