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Ugh...this started great....and ended horribly weak...

Well...this got weird...

My Summer of Dune continues!

First chapter and it's a who's who of the Imperial officers!

Vulk Scerris name drop!

This....is what I've been waiting for, for a while now...

No fault of the author...but I Feel like we've tread this ground...again and again..

Yet another anti-climatic ending...

I swear Baron Harkonnen could be dropped into Game of Thrones and would have no problem adapting..

Verrry interesting how Game of Thrones like this was... I can see Martin being inspired by this..Wasn't expecting it

Well... This one I'm going into blind...very little knowledge of the Dune world... (Dune-verse ?)

Well...shit.. First tiem for everything..

This doesn't resemble the same series I started with...

Finito!

Few Books actually can inspire me to be better... this one will be on that list for sure..

The whole core storyline here is confusing and not in a flattering good way. It's just frustrating as you don’t' know at any given time, what matters and what doesn't. The stakes don't seem high when you don't know if you should or should not care for death…

This book takes great concept of looping through events under different character, but completely muddies it up by trying all of these extra confusing bits added in...

As many problems I have with this book...lines such as "I need my walking Scotch" just drag me right back in...

Hmm the book seems to be tangling itself up in it's own weight..

Oh I love the dark and very subtle almost tongue in cheek humor..

Great start... this is scratching my MKULTRA gov't shady umbrella experimentation itch!

Names.....Names everywhere

I think...if I lived in Westeros, I'd grow up in either the Riverlands, or High Garden

God this book has more names than Prince

What have I begun...

Interesting take...I feel like i"m reading a book that's a character piece with a Star Trek title on the front... Not a bad thing, but just very different than the other super high tech focused books.

Some of these scenes should have made it into Rogue one, it's a pity, cause Jyn was such a blank slate in the movies, here she's far more fleshed out.

Good Riddance...

he's brought back into our reality…and the first thing that happens is we're given more paragraphs about Marieya looking at and describing her own breasts…then miracously in some perverted wishful thinking, she notices they're developing… I'm sort of sickened by this…

Murikami completely assassinates his own creativity and moments of true greatness by completely wrapping the bits of greatness in large swathes of mundane answers, literal interpretations and static everyday life explanations