Centuries after the God Emperor's death, the scattered descendants of his empire are returning from the Scattering, and the Bene Gesserit find they are no longer the most dangerous power in the universe.
The fifth Dune novel reopens the sequence with new generations on Rakis, another Duncan Idaho ghola, and an order forced either to adapt or be absorbed. Frank Herbert keeps the mix of ecology, religion and manoeuvre that defines the series, while widening its scale considerably.
What to expect from book five:
• The fifth novel in the Dune Chronicles
• Set generations after the death of Leto II
• New factions returning from the Scattering
• Ecology, faith and political strategy in combination
Recommended for readers completing the Dune Chronicles and for collectors of classic speculative fiction, available at Boipoka.