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Brian Herbert extends the Dune universe by connecting the period between the original novel and its sequel. The novel chronicles Paul Atreides' ascent to universal leadership and the profound military and psychological trials that accompany his rise. It enhances the legendary Dune mythology while maintaining its epic scale.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Science Fiction/Space Opera
Authors: Brian Herbert
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