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If Neuromancer by William Gibson worked for you, these indie books offer a similar reading experience. The comparison comes from AI analysis of each full manuscript (pacing, tone, tropes, and more), not from marketing copy.

Mich Solo
"A smart, edgy, and crisply paced cyberthriller that effortlessly blends its big themes with explosive action."— Kirkus Reviews Nathan Carter has a steady career, a marriage of twenty years, and a run of good luck he's never thought to question. When a work AI refuses a simple command and a stranger tells him his life has been managed, the surface cracks. What's underneath is impossible to unsee, and Nathan has a choice to make: accept the life he was handed, or risk everything to live a life of his own. "Emotional depth of this sort isn't always a part of dystopian fiction... executed so deftly in a punchy and no-nonsense style." — Kirkus Reviews A near-future literary thriller about free will, identity, and the cost of knowing who you really are. For readers of Kazuo Ishiguro, Ted Chiang, and Blake Crouch.
Thriller
Kyle Fields
First Contact was an Accident. After surviving a near midair collision, airline pilot Kup Winston rescues the commander of a crippled alien spacecraft and uncovers a conspiracy that will turn Earth into a prison colony for hundreds of thousands of violent alien convicts. Now he's being hunted. Only he can stop Earth from becoming someone else's prison. A gripping first-contact techno-thriller blending realistic aviation, compelling science, and relentless suspense.
Space Opera
Theodore Lee
A young artist is abducted from his everyday life and thrust into a brave new world with an interdimensional bounty on his head. Drawing inspiration from works like The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy and Siddhartha, The Bounty merges the whimsical with the existential, delivering a journey that’s both adventurous and deeply introspective.
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