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Dune: Hunters of Dune

The Dune Sequence, Book 7

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Dune: Hunters of Dune

By: Kevin J Anderson, Brian Herbert
Narrated by: Scott Brick
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About this listen

Fleeing from the monstrous Honored Matres - dark counterparts of the Bene Gesserit Sisterhood - Duncan Idaho, the military genius Bashar Miles Teg, a woman named Sheeana who can talk to sandworms, and a group of desperate refugees explore the boundaries of the universe. Aboard their sophisticated no-ship, they have used long-stored cells to resurrect heroes and villains from the past, including Paul Muad'Dib, in preparation for a final confrontation with a mysterious outside Enemy so great it can destroy even the terrible Honored Matres. And, deep in the hold of their giant ship, the refugees carry the last surviving sandworms from devastated Arrakis, as they search the universe for a new Dune.

©2006 Herbert Properties LLC (P)2006 Macmillan Audio Epic Epic Fantasy Fantasy Fiction

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"Entertaining." (Publisher's Weekly)

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It’s obvious Frank Herbert is no longer writing these, but his son and Kevin Anderson do a great job at getting it wrapped up and ready for the finale.
Is it as good as the first 6? no. Is it bad ? No it’s pretty good, if you lost your mind at the end of chapter house (like myself) and want to find out how it ends here is your chance.

As good as it could of been

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To begin with, I wasn’t keen on this book, as the first part of this book spends a lot of time recapping the earlier stories, which, if you’ve made it this far, serves no purpose.

After that, I found it quite engaging. It’s less about ideas than Frank Herbert’s classic Dune novels books and more about telling an interesting story.

In spite of the iffy start, I recommend this.

Recommended

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Lots of questions are answered in this audiobook in a thrilling adventure, and it leaves you wanting more. I'm looking forward to the Sandworms of Dune.

A rollercoaster ride

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Scott Brick is as awesome as ever!
I’m a huge fan of the dune universe, and this book is a worthy sequel to Frank Herberts fantastic series.

Wonderful!

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First off Scott Brick is awesome as usual, tone and pacing is perfect and the characters are like family by now.

It's worth taking a break following Chapterhouse to consume the other books by the new authors prior to starting this. So many fantastic subtle pointers in the text and the performance.

While not a Frank Herbert tale this more than stands up. This flows like someone explaining another's psychedelic dream; axiolatal spice instead of the spice of the divided God.

Heading into the grand finale

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