Jefferson N. (Jefferson) reviewed House Atreides (Dune: House Trilogy, Book 1) on + 170 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
The first book in the prequel series to Dune. We get to see a young Leto Atreides and the events that shape him into the man he will become. It's a different style than Frank Herbert wrote, but it's a very good book.
Helpful Score: 2
This was the first book that Brian Herbert took on to try to carry on his father's legacy. In all honest, I was sceptical at first. However, getting a familiar character back (Duncan Idaho) was nice, and to get some early looks at the worlds that would come to play major roles in the original 6-book series was great!
Brian Herbert ability to keep the same feeling in his novel as were in the original novels was great! I felt like I was still reading the same seemless story that Frank Herbert began to weave all those years ago.
Brian Herbert ability to keep the same feeling in his novel as were in the original novels was great! I felt like I was still reading the same seemless story that Frank Herbert began to weave all those years ago.
Helpful Score: 1
DID LOVE THIS ONE, AND THE REST OF THEM. I SAW THE MOVIE DUNE, AND FELL IN LOVE. A VERY GOOD READ.
Helpful Score: 1
Cool prequel to Frank Herbert's dune chronicles, written by his son. Good condition.
Helpful Score: 1
Excellent book by Frank Herbert's successor: his son. This begins the prequel series. Although it focuses on the Atreides, other history is included. Although well-written in its own right, it's flavor is slightly different from Frank's writing.
