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A review by dibiz116
Sisterhood of Dune by Brian Herbert, Kevin J. Anderson
4.0
3.5 stars rounded up.
it's a Dune book - I'm so invested in the world built around all of these stories at this point that I'm probably giving this (and will continue to give future Dune books) higher ratings than they deserve. But there's always a level of comfort coming back to this world year after year. The plot was actually fairly engaging - individual character development may be lacking a bit but the depiction of the history of how the factions and schools in this universe was formed is extremely interesting. As always with Dune, the political intrigue is the plot driver here. This would probably not land well for someone who hasn't read the majority of the other Dune novels though.
it's a Dune book - I'm so invested in the world built around all of these stories at this point that I'm probably giving this (and will continue to give future Dune books) higher ratings than they deserve. But there's always a level of comfort coming back to this world year after year. The plot was actually fairly engaging - individual character development may be lacking a bit but the depiction of the history of how the factions and schools in this universe was formed is extremely interesting. As always with Dune, the political intrigue is the plot driver here. This would probably not land well for someone who hasn't read the majority of the other Dune novels though.