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Books like L. A. Trilogy: 9 series to read next

L. A. Trilogy is science fiction and noir, about robots, set in north america and near future. The 9 series below are ranked by how much of that they share — each card says which parts.

L. A. Trilogy is 3 books, 2015–2018.

“Private investigator, hit man, and the world's last robot Raymond Electromatic is hired by a familiar-looking woman to search for a missing movie star in a glittering world of fame, fortune, and secrecy with ties to a sinister plot.”
from the catalogue description of Made to Kill

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Blade Runner Universe
Ray Electromatic Mysteries
The Handmaid's Tale
Sprawl Trilogy
Lock In
Divergent
The Synth Crisis
Bridge Trilogy
The Circle (Eggers)

Blade Runner UniverseSeries

seriesK. W. Jeter, Archie Goodwin, Les Martin & Philip K. Dick6 books1968

Cyberpunk.

“Together the two trace the story's path from prose original to screen and comic-page adaptation.”
from the catalogue description

Start with Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? →

Ray Electromatic MysteriesSeries

seriesAdam Christopher5 books2014

Noir and science fiction, about robots, set in near future and north america.

Start with Brisk Money →

The Handmaid's TaleSeries

seriesMargaret Atwood3 books1985

Dystopia, about totalitarianism and gender and society.

“The Handmaid's Tale is Margaret Atwood's 1985 novel set in Gilead, a totalitarian theocracy that has overthrown the United States and forces fertile women into reproductive servitude as Handmaids; it is narrated by one such woman, Offred.”
from the catalogue description

Start with The Handmaid's Tale →

Sprawl TrilogySeries

seriesWilliam Gibson & Terry Bisson10 books1981

Cyberpunk, about artificial intelligence and virtual reality.

“Johnny Mnemonic, an early short story set in the same fictional milieu, predates the novels and introduces the courier Molly Millions before her role in the trilogy.”
from the catalogue description

Start with Neuromancer →

Lock InSeries

seriesJohn Scalzi3 books2014

Police procedural, mysterious in tone.

“John Scalzi's series follows a rookie FBI agent investigating crimes that exploit this new class of disability and technology, across the novels Lock In and Head On plus the interstitial oral history Unlocked.”
from the catalogue description

Start with Lock In →

DivergentSeries

seriesVeronica Roth10 books2011

Dystopia.

Start with The Transfer →

The Synth CrisisSeries

seriesGreg Dragon5 books2017

Cyberpunk.

“After a devastating war forced humans to rely on synths for survival, the two have learned to coexist peacefully.”
from the catalogue description of Dhata Mays

Start with Dhata Mays →

Bridge TrilogySeries

seriesWilliam Gibson4 books1990

Cyberpunk.

“Set in a near-future California, the novel takes place after an earthquake has damaged the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge and turned it into an improvised settlement known as the Bridge.”
from the catalogue description of Virtual Light
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Start with Virtual Light →

The Circle (Eggers)Series

seriesDave Eggers2 books2013

Dystopia, about surveillance and totalitarianism.

“Dave Eggers's The Circle follows Mae's rise inside the company as she buys further and further into its ideology, at increasing cost to her own privacy and the people around her.”
from the catalogue description

Start with The Circle →

Why these

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Shared terms are not a promise that a book feels the same. Two series can be far-future political intrigue and read nothing alike — what the ranking can say is what they are about, and each card says which parts it shares.

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What should I read after L. A. Trilogy?: Blade Runner Universe — the closest match to L. A. Trilogy on what it is about, not on what sells.
Where do I start with L. A. Trilogy?: Made to Kill. It is the entry the catalogue recommends for L. A. Trilogy.
How big is L. A. Trilogy?: L. A. Trilogy is 3 books, 2015–2018.

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