
Aurora Rising
by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff (2013)
Like Red Star Rebels, this features a high-stakes sci-fi adventure with a core group of misfits.

by Amie Kaufman (2026)
It’s 2067, and the Graves family has transformed Mars from a lifeless rock into a chaotic patch of settlements--equal parts national pride, and corporate power grab. Enter Hunter Graves: handsome, ambitious, and with spectacularly bad timing. He shows up at the United Nations base just as an emergency evacuation sends everyone scurrying for safety. Except he's left behind. Uh oh. Also stranded: Cleo, a sharp-tongued stowaway with no intention of dying today, and even less patience for overconfident trust fund boys. But the enemy of your enemy might just help you survive, so here we are. Turns out the evacuation was just a cover for the mercenaries who came next, and the plan to blow up the base--and every trace of their crime--in eight hours. Now, Hunter and Cleo have one shot to stop the explosion, escape alive, and deal with the inconvenient fact that they're falling for each other. The clock is ticking.
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by Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff (2013)
Like Red Star Rebels, this features a high-stakes sci-fi adventure with a core group of misfits.

by Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner (2013)
Similar to Red Star Rebels, this offers high-stakes sci-fi romance with characters forced to rely on each other.

by Suzanne Collins (2008)
Like Red Star Rebels, this has a strong YA voice facing dire circumstances and fighting against oppressive forces.

by Tamsyn Muir (2019)
If you enjoyed the blend of action and character banter in Red Star Rebels, you'll appreciate this unique sci-fi with dark humor.

by Marissa Meyer (2012)
Echoing Red Star Rebels, this book features a resourceful protagonist in a futuristic setting facing overwhelming odds.
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