Dune: Hunters of Dune (Series #4) (Paperback)

from MSWallack

While I was glad to finally learn what happened to the characters following the cliffhanger that ended Chapterhouse: Dune, as I read Hunters I kept feeling that the story wasn't really progressing. Also, I felt both thrilled and somehow violated when favorite characters from earlier books were br...

from VincentDarlage

This was a good book. I wonder how closely this follows Herbert's outline and notes, as the identity of the two mysterious beings at the end of Chapterhouse doesn't quite seem to mesh. Still, I enjoyed this.

from Eruntane

Apparently contrary to popular opinion, I think this is a good attempt at following in Frank Herbert's footsteps. Its only weakness, I think is the constant dotting around through time - it's hard to say how else they might have done it, but it makes you feel a bit disconnected from the plot. Als...

from Cecrow

This novel, purportedly based on notes left behind by Frank Herbert, begins a two-volume exploration of what might have happened in the seventh and supposedly final Dune novel, had he written one. Personally I was content with the open-endedness of 'Chapterhouse: Dune', but Dune is a fantastic fi...

from ragwaine

I've read a lot of Dune books and there were only one or two that I didn't like and both of those were written by Frank Herbert. I know a lot of people want to hate any "new" Dune books, but obviously they're doing okay because there are at least 4 trilogies of books that have been put out by Bri...