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A review by mkot
Hunters of Dune by Brian Herbert
4.0
This book took some time to get into, and initially I found it frustrating that we would move from one character just as it’s getting interesting, to a character which hasn’t had much development yet or many key events occurring. Definitely a slow burn to begin.
By the time I got to the second chapter, most of these issues were resolved though and I was keen at the end of each character focus to see where the next one would go. By the end, it is so jammed packed with events and drama or action that I struggled to put it down.
I’ll try not to spoil things, but one character did get their just desserts, but I wish they had called a spade a spade if you will (I hate when a character you think is gone comes back books later to fill a plot hole). I’m not holding my breath, but it would be nice to see that chapter close.
By the time I got to the second chapter, most of these issues were resolved though and I was keen at the end of each character focus to see where the next one would go. By the end, it is so jammed packed with events and drama or action that I struggled to put it down.
I’ll try not to spoil things, but one character did get their just desserts, but I wish they had called a spade a spade if you will (I hate when a character you think is gone comes back books later to fill a plot hole). I’m not holding my breath, but it would be nice to see that chapter close.