Chapterhouse Dune (Dune Chronicles, Book 6) by Frank Herbert
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Book Reviews of Chapterhouse Dune (Dune Chronicles, Book 6)
Book Review: DON'T disregard this sequel
Summary: 5 Stars
"Dune" was one of my all-time favorite books, and I LABORED through the next three sequels only to be very pleasantly surprised by the last two, "Heretics of Dune" and this book, "Chapterhouse: Dune."This and Heretics are the only books Herbert has written that live up to the original "Dune." I highly recommend them both.
Book Review: Bang!
Summary: 5 Stars
Frank Herbert ends the series with a bang. If you thought the climax of Heretics left you drained, think again! Chapterhouse will throw so many delicious curves that...well, if you've read the series this far, you're an addict like me, so you don't need my advice. But for those who haven't read the series yet, life is short, so read it now!Book Review: Good Conclusion to the best SF Epic
Summary: 5 Stars
Good conclusion, Frank herbert really delivered on the hole series, i do hope that his son finishes the books and doesn't mess them up. I was kind of sad when Arrakis was distroyed at the end of Heretics, since it was something there through all the books, and it's on character. Thanks for the good books you left us Frank, you did a good job.Book Review: Thought provoking ending
Summary: 5 Stars
In Chapterhouse Herbert leaves us with clear and consice political and social statements about who we are and what we may become if we only have the courage to try like Duncan. Chapterhouse leave us with a vision of hope for the future of the Dune universe. All in all a very well constructed and compelling book.Book Review: Terrific book
Summary: 5 Stars
I loved the character development of Duncan Idaho. It was interesting that though all the series Idaho was continually cloned and made just a bit player. I think it's great he's the main hero in this book. It made me root for him more because he was usually just a lap dog who got killed in the other books.