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House Harkonnen (Dune: House Trilogy, Book 2)

172 reviews
Brian Herbert, Kevin Anderson

Spectra, 2001

Great Book!
I think that Brian did an exceptional job on this book. I've reall the entire trilogy and thoroughlly enjoyed it. The 1st 2 were my favourites though.

Legends of Dune Trilogy [Box Set] - (The Butlerian Jihad/The Machine Crusade/The Battle of Corrin)

12 reviews
Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson

Tor Science Fiction, 2006

excellent books.....
if you love the storie of dune then you will want to read how it all started

Paul of Dune
Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson

Tor Books, 2008

Frank Herbert's Dune ended with Paul Muad’Dib in control of the planet Dune. Herbert’s next Dune book, Dune Messiah , picked up the story several years later after Paul’s armies had conquered the galaxy. But what happened between Dune and Dune Messiah ? How did Paul create his empire and become the Messiah? Following in the footsteps of Frank Herbert, New York Times bestselling authors Brian Herbert and Kevin J. ...

Sandworms of Dune

102 reviews
Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson

Tor Science Fiction, 2008

dune series
another great story in the epic dune series! i must for any dune fan!

The Notebooks of Frank Herbert's Dune

2 reviews
Frank Herbert

Perigee Trade, 1988

Dune Wisdom
This book puts the nuggets of wisdom in Frank Herbert's Dune series all in one place. Compiled in a thin, paperback book, you won't have to search for the "litany against fear" or other wise sayings. Chock full of life truths and insights into human behavior, it's best taken a quote at a time, digested with a bit of thought afterward.

House Corrino (Dune: House Trilogy, Book 3)

129 reviews
Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson

Spectra, 2002

A grand conclusion
This section of the the pre-dune set really ties things together well and keeps you involved in everything leading up to Frank's original book. I couldn't put it down.

House Atreides (Dune: House Trilogy, Book 1)

414 reviews
Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson

Spectra, 2000

Good Detail
This book has good detail and is a great continuation of the Dune saga, but in reverse since it is Prequel in nature. I think this does the magnificent world of Dune justice because it is so rich in detail and the plots//premises are so interesting. This particular installment of the new series is focused on the Atreides family but we still learn a lot about other Dune factors such as the ...

The Battle of Corrin (Legends of Dune, Book 3)

101 reviews
Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson

Tor Books, 2005

Fantastic!
Thank you, thank you. I've read all of the Dune books...the prequels and the sequels won't disappoint the Dune fan. They are well-written, thoughtful, fit in well with the original stories (how Herbert and Andersen pulled that off I'll never know). I'll never forget the day I heard Frank Herbert died...even though I didn't know him, I was truly saddened -- for selfish reasons: I thought there ...

The Road to Dune

29 reviews
Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson, ..., 2005

Good Summer Read
I must admit that I'm not even CLOSE to finishing this fine book but what I have read of it I do like. Brian has taken up the mantle of his famous father and been able to cope with the inevitable comparisons between the two styles of writing. Both are fine authors in their own right, I recommend any of these books in the continuing Dune universe.

Hunters of Dune

152 reviews
Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson

Tor Science Fiction, 2007

Hunters of Dune
I have enjoyed all of these books by Kevin and Brian immensely. In fact, I find it harder to set these down than the original novels (definitely read the pre Dune Jihad Battle novels before these, they tie together nicely that way). They have rekindled my interest in the original novels. After Paul of Dune I am going to reread the originals to further enhance my overall Dune experience.

Sidney's Comet

3 reviews
Brian Herbert

Star, 1984

great book
the story of earth 400 years to the future. sidney a lowly govermental worker is picked in order to save the universe from a giant comet of garbage. a wonderful and funny look of the world of the future where economy is every thing and imortality can be achieved just by believing.

The Butlerian Jihad (Legends of Dune, Book 1)
Brian Herbert; Kevin J. Anderson; Illustrator-Stephen Youll

Tor Books, 2002

The Machine Crusade (Legends of Dune, Book 2)

106 reviews
Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson, 2003

The Legend of Dune Series Continues...
As with the other books by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson, I believe this book is judged harshly based solely on the fact that Frank Herbert didn't rise from the dead and pen it himself. That aside, this novel is an excellent addition to the dune universe. This novel continues where The Butlerian Jihad leave off and is quite entertaining. Dispite being the middle book in a trilogy, this ...

Man of Two Worlds

5 reviews
Frank Herbert, Brian Herbert

Ace Books, 1987

Father and Son Team
I really enjoyed this book. You can't really identify which author did which sections, but the format and style is that of Frank's other works. This book had a great story line with a mix of emotions. This work isn't like the Dune books in its content, but is still very intuiging for the other twists, turns, and emotions that come out of it. You can definately find yourself relating to the ...

The Forgotten Heroes: The Heroic Story of the United States Merchant Marine

8 reviews
Brian Herbert

Forge Books, 2005

UNREWARDED LOYALTY
In the Introduction, the author, Brian Herbert, writes "Under precarious conditions these merchant seamen performed extraordinary acts of bravery, they were the lifeline of the Allied forces, making victory not only possible, but inevitable." In a strict sense they were not members of the armed forces. However, in World War II, the Merchant Marine suffered 8,380 battle deaths or 3.899 % ...

Dune: The Battle of Corrin (Legends of Dune Series, Number 3)
Kevin J. Anderson, Brian Herbert

Tor Books, 2004

Fifty-six hard years after the events of The Machine Crusade, after the death of Serena Butler, the bloodiest decades of the Jihad take place. The human worlds begin to hope that the end of the centuries-long conflict with the thinking machines is finally in sight. Unfortunately, Omnius has one last, deadly card to play. In a last-ditch effort to destroy humankind, virulent plagues are let loose throughout the galaxy, decimating the populations ...

Dreamer of Dune: The Biography of Frank Herbert

20 reviews
Brian Herbert

Tor Books, 2004

Thank you Brian
I am 3/4's through this book and I find it a facinating read. I am the type of person who enjoys reading or hearing stories about the lives of people anyway, but to read about one of my favorite authors brings insights into his work as well as the trials and bumps in the road that brought him to the creation of his novel Dune and beyond. I am thankful that Brian took the time to "keep notes" ...

The Butlerian Jihad (Legends of Dune, Book 1)

275 reviews
Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson

Tor Books, 2002

Nascent stories woven together make fascinating reading.
What would it be like to converse with and fight with machines that can think? Can a robot learn to appreciate art? This book did a splendid job of exploring those subjects and of course much more. This is the story of the known universe over 10.000 years before "Dune". The characters and sometimes families, are the seeds of what we find later in the Dune series. This is the first book of what ...

Sandworms of Dune
Kevin J. Anderson, Brian Herbert

Hodder & Stoughton Ltd, 2008

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