Winds of Dune Used Condition

from koalamom

This book offers an insight into what happened on Dune (Arrakis) just after Paul Maud'dib walked off into the sands. The name of the game is intrigue and everyone is playing. Alia wants to stop Bronso of Ix from decrediting her brother's Messiah image, but is that what he is doing? Was there more...

from travelster

Nicely read but nothing deep like the original books.

from koalamom

This book offers an insight into what happened on Dune (Arrakis) just after Paul Maud'dib walked off into the sands. The name of the game is intrigue and everyone is playing. Alia wants to stop Bronso of Ix from decrediting her brother's Messiah image, but is that what he is doing? Was there more...

from MSWallack

As much as I love the Dune series, I have to admit that I was bored for much of this book. Too much of the story left me just not caring. That may be a function of the fact that this book has to be shoe-horned in between Dune Messiah and Children of Dune so character development or changes are, b...

from JeffV

Brian Herbert's latest tale in the Dune saga takes place immediately after Dune Messiah. The emperor Paul Muad'dib has wandered off into the desert, presumably eaten by worms. His sister Alia is regent until Paul's new-born twins come of age. Like Paul of Dune, this book bounces back and forth to...