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Dune: Hunters of Dune
- The Dune Sequence, Book 7
- Narrated by: Scott Brick
- Length: 20 hrs and 15 mins
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- Michael Moloney
- 21-08-2023
Outstanding
Can’t wait to start the next book in the series! Totally binge-worthy! Brian and Kevin have done a great job!
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- Kelly
- 25-06-2023
Another quality book
The dune series is a long one but it is definitely worth giving it a go
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- Anonymous User
- 24-11-2022
really good
Really like the new book. Anything by Kevin J Anderson is always good. Cheers
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- Anonymous User
- 12-05-2022
Awesome
Another masterpiece. Hard to fathom that the Dune was written in 1965. However you can see so many characters that have been borrowed by other franchises eg Mentats seem to be where the idea for Spock came from
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- Kindle Customer
- 02-03-2022
it felt more like dune than the last.
I mean, it wasn't horrible as other reviews claim. This one was worth reading
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- Anonymous User
- 01-02-2022
A worthy continuation of the Dune series
I originally read the Dune books in the mid 90's after having grown up watching the David Lynch film as a child. When I had finished it, I was heartbroken that I would never get a resolution to the story that I loved with the cliff hanger that was left at the end of Dune Chapter House. Years later I was aware of the Kevin J. Anderson and Brian Herbert's Dune books, but they were prequels and felt like fan fiction so I paid them little attention.
I ended up listening to the Dune audiobook in preparation to the new film adaptation and had loved the production of it and quickly went through all the original six books. I saw that Scott Brick who had been one of the narrators from the original Dune books was narrating this and thought I could take the plunge as it will be read to me by a familiar voice from the Dune world and it might be more believable. I'm glad I did!
Once again the narration is superb and I no longer feel like this is fan fiction but a solid continuation to the story.
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