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Book Synopsis''Brilliant . . . it is all that Dune was, and maybe a little more'' Galaxy Magazine
The extraordinary sequel to Dune, the greatest science fiction novel of all time.
Twelve years after his victory over House Harkonnen, Paul Atreides rules as emperor from the desert planet Arrakis - but his victory has had profound consequences. War has been brought to the entire known universe, and billions have already perished. Despite having become the most powerful emperor known to history, Paul is powerless to bring an end to the fighting.
While former allies conspire to dethrone Paul and even his own consort acts against him, Paul accepts a gift from the Tleilaxu, a guild of genetic manipulators, hoping to find a single spark of peace and friendship amidst the betrayal and chaos. But this act undermines Paul''s support from the Fremen, his own people. The Fremen are the true source of Paul''s power; losing them is the one thing that could truly topple his empire.
As matters escalate, Paul will be forced to choose between his throne, his wife, his people and his future - and the future of the entire universe.
An epic novel of the cost of victory . . . and the price of war.
READERS CAN''T STOP PRAISING IT
''One of the best damn endings I''ve ever read'' ?????
''As powerful as Dune'' ?????
''A masterpiece'' ?????
''Terrifically intriguing and surprisingly complex'' ?????
''It''s unique and fresh'' ?????
Trade ReviewUnique among SF novels . . . I know nothing comparable to it except The Lord of the Rings. * Arthur C. Clarke *
One of the landmarks of modern science fiction . . . an amazing feat of creation. * Analog *
A racy read. * The Week *
One of the most famous novels in the history of science fiction,
Dune remains as popular today as it ever was. * SciFi Now *
