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I’m blow away by the scale of the universe and enjoy the complexities of the multi character storyline. Also, the villains are fantastic.
D. R. Hurley, author of
The children of Zion
The scope, the adventure, the worlds, the plotting, the characters... everything.
David LaPiana, author of
The Seeds of Akara
It's such a unique story that I found myself wanting to become more and more absorbed in.
Josh Roberts, author of
Clawing Free
Herbert envisioned a thoroughly populated universe of interweaving houses and factions. Complex but understandable.
Gregory Faccone, author of
Tethered Worlds: Unwelcome Star
The conflict of the planet with lack of water, the Fremen, the sand worms, the sandtrout that wall off the water, and when the water is brought back by the people, the worms (that make the spice for people to thrive and survive once addicted to it) die off!
R.M. Schultz, author of
Knights, Witches, and Murder