Brian Herbert
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Set after Dune Messiah, Winds tells the long-awaited story of Lady Jessica’s struggle to save Paul Muad’Dib’s empire.
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Set between Dune and Dune Messiah, this exciting novel uses Frank Herbert’s notes to chronicle Muad’Dib’s missing years.
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In the Dune saga's grand finale, Paul Muad'Dib and all the great heroes and enemies face each other one last time.
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Book One in the conclusion of the Dune saga. Duncan Idaho and a crew of refugees escape into uncharted space, while Murbella keeps a monopoly on spice at home. And now a very real, deadly enemy threatens to stamp out humanity once and for all. more...
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The Legends of Dune Trilogy's finale! Omnius unleashes a plague as the Titans prepare to strike. Can the humans wipe out the thinking machines first?
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Serena Butler's forces struggle on as the human worlds grow weary, while on Arrakis, the Fremen who will alter the course of history grow stronger.
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Set four decades before the events of Dune, this second book in the prequel trilogy by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson masterfully captures the grand scope and powerful feudal complexities that make the Dune universe arguably the most beloved science fiction setting of all time. Dune: House Harkonnen opens with Shaddam having finally been proclaimed Emperor of the Known Universe, an event which should make stability the order of the day, but possession of the Golden Lion Throne still proves no guarantor of peace. Already, the ruthless and ambitious Baron Vladimir Harkonnen has set into motion a plot of diabolical scale, setting his own House against Leto and House Atreides. But House Harkonnen is not alone in its plotting. The mysterious and terrible Bene Gesserit Sisterhood are preparing to unleash a dire threat of their own--the god-child Kwisatz Haderach, who will become the weapon to crush the Imperium and all the Known Universe beneath the weight of their quasi-religious tyranny. And elsewhere, minor rebellions and freedom movements are spawning their own heroes, leaving Leto Atreides to make a fateful choice of his own--meet force with force and treachery with treachery...or be swept away. Jacket art by Stephen Youll. (Approx. 624 pp.) more...
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