Hunters of Dune Audiobook (Unabridged)

" Three and a half stars would be great for this book. I like books from the world of Dune written by Kevin J. Anderson and Brian Herbert, cause the characters are clearly shown from first appearance in the book til the end - no costant appearing and disappearing without a reason. I know that maybe the real Dune fans will chase with something sharp, but I like Brian Herbert's Dune books more than those written by his father. "

" Like all of the Dune books, this is a re-hash of the others -- but it was a delight to see all of the old characters again (even as gholas. "

" Really I did like it better than just Ok, but since I have given some of Franks books only 3 stars I cannot give this more than that. It is so much more light weight and action oriented than the originals. I found this to be very repetitive and predictable wich Frank never was or if Frank's caracters were perdictable they were doing things for unpredictable reasons. This book did not get much into reasoning things out at all. "

" Just not the same as the original books, but nice to see the further direction of the story. "

" This was a good book. I wonder how closely this follows Herbert's outline and notes, as the identity of the two mysterious beings at the end of Chapterhouse doesn't quite seem to mesh. Still, I enjoyed this. "

" kind of a guilty pleasure. "

" This book is necessary to find out what happens after Frank Herbert's last Dune book, but the interior life that makes the characters really work in his books is just gone in his son's rendition. I'll read the next one, too, but I'm not looking forward to it. "

" Good read. Follows nicely from Dune Chapterhouse and pulls in story arcs from other Dune novels. "

" Didn't think it was faithful to the original story, more like fan fiction than the completion of the series. "

" Good sequel to Frank Herbert's work. I can't get enough Dune. "

" An ok story for those of us who cannot get enough of Dune. Without reading any of the other novels in the series, new readers will no doubt be confused and not like the story. I just hope Sandworms of Dune does not dissapoint! "

" Probably not as good as the Butlerian Jihad, but probably as good as some of his dad's later work. "

" The books were much better written by Frank Herbert than the following books have been by his son, but this book and the sequel Sandworms of Dune are a decent wrap up to the original series. Frank Herbert died before finishing his series, and having these books as resolution are pretty satisfying. "

" all they did was clone eveyone from the original books "

" Like all of the Dune books, this is a re-hash of the others -- but it was a delight to see all of the old characters again (even as gholas. "

" Enjoyed this story, but not as much as Frank Herbert's original stories. Seems to do a little more justice to the original story line. "

" Good story not up to the level of the original books. "

" This was a good book. I wonder how closely this follows Herbert's outline and notes, as the identity of the two mysterious beings at the end of Chapterhouse doesn't quite seem to mesh. Still, I enjoyed this. "

" Just not the same as the original books, but nice to see the further direction of the story. "

" Outstanding! Ties all the previous story lines together. "

" Duncan and Sheeana make their escape in the no-ship with a collection of dissidents, and begin decades of wandering universes looking for a new home. Back at Chapterhouse, Mother Superior attempts to consolidate the Old Empire to face the Enemy when they arrive. "