When I read scifi books, I like to use Prompt. It has a nice scifi-y feel to it at max boldness. Maybe at lower boldness level it's good for your use case?

I don't use other sans-serif fonts so I can't give other recommendations, but Roboto and Open Sans are popular ones. The type of fonts you are looking for are probably sans-serif fonts. You can google for popular sans-serif fonts or browse some font databases like Google Fonts. Google Fonts has some filters so you can browse only sans-serif fonts and then choose the sorting.

The font should have at least regular, bold, italics and bold italics styles as those are pretty common in books. If the font lacks any of those styles, Kindle will fake the missing style but the result might not look very good. Kindles also support variable fonts - that was added in a firmware update a year or two ago - so you can use those kinds of fonts as well.

Try Source Serif Pro. It's my favorite font, and looks great on every device I've used, including Kindles.

https://www.fontsquirrel.com/fonts/source-serif-pro

Other fonts I'd recommend are:

• Bitter Pro
• Literata
• Lora
• Linux Libertine O
• Gentium Book Plus
• Alegreya
• Open Sans SemiCondensed
• Rosario