Dune: Chapterhouse: Dune (Series #6) (Paperback)

from Radaghast

I may give this one another chance. I'd read all six in a row, and maybe I was sick of Dune. But this book just did not seem to have the strength of the other five.

from Radaghast

I may give this one another chance. I'd read all six in a row, and maybe I was sick of Dune. But this book just did not seem to have the strength of the other five.

from JeremyPreacher

This is the second half (well, part 2 of 3, really) of the arc started in Heretics. I think it's actually a stronger book than Heretics too - less scattered, more time spent developing the characters, and the stakes are clearly higher.It also displays its Reagan-era politics pretty obviously, whi...

from themulhern

One Bene Gesserit sister breaks the fourth wall briefly to observe that "it [all the sex] gets boring after a while". That is certainly true. But the book still manages to make some interesting political observations. The series was continued by others connected w/ the estate, but I'm not going t...

from Cerelin

Chapterhouse: Dune picks up shortly after where Heretics left off. Rakis was destroyed by the Honored Matres, and Miles Teg sacrificed himself so Odrade, Duncan Idaho and Sheeana could escape with a sand worm. They all go to the Bene Gesserit world Chapterhouse, where they hope to get the worm to...