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Betrayal Sci-Fi Books

4 hand-picked betrayal books in sci-fi — each one profiled with spice ratings, mood tags, and reader-fit guides.

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Top Betrayal Sci-Fi Books

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Dark Age
#1 MatchDark Ageby Pierce Brown🌶️ Mild · ★ 4.53Science FictionView on Amazon →
Golden Son
#2 MatchGolden Sonby Pierce Brown🌶️ Mild · ★ 4.44Science FictionView on Amazon →
Aurora Burning
#3 MatchAurora Burningby Jay Kristoff & Amie Kaufman🫧 Clean · ★ 4.29YA Science FictionView on Amazon →
The Scorch Trials
#4 MatchThe Scorch Trialsby James Dashner🫧 Clean · ★ 3.9YA Science FictionView on Amazon →

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The highest-rated betrayal sci-fi books on Sort By Cravings include Dark Age, Golden Son, Aurora Burning. Each has been profiled with trope tags, spice ratings, and mood breakdowns.

Betrayal Sci-Fi books average 0.5/5 on the spice scale. They range from completely clean reads to scorching.

We recommend starting with Dark Age by Pierce Brown. It showcases everything readers love about betrayal sci-fi stories.

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