Sisterhood of Dune Lightly Used Condition

from Ben_Harnwell

I know the purists will and have bagged this but for pure pulpery I love me a KJA/BH Dune book. Don't expect much and enjoy...

from JeffV

Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson have been fleshing out Frank Herber's Dune universe for years. Chronologically, Sisterhood of Dune takes place following their trilogy of the Machine Wars, the very start of the Dune saga. My complaints about those novels remain an issue here. Herbert and Ander...

from utbw42

The Duniverse has always fascinated me, so this entry will no doubt be much more interesting and enjoyable to me than to the casual reader....although I can't imagine anyone who hasn't read the other volumes in this world reading this one. I have always found Herbert/Anderson novels to be enjoyab...

from ecurb

I have read all the previous Herbert/Anderson Dune books, but I have not read any since 2011. I had forgotten how distracting the writing style is. I really like the story lines and of course the subject and I plan to read the next two books.

from VincentDarlage

I really loved the original Dune books, and even enjoyed some of the first prequels, but I am starting to tire of the McDune series. The characters are hard to like - all of them are super obssessed to the point of making everyone an unlikable villain - basically all the characters are the same. ...