Sandworms of Dune
20 hrs. 1 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Kevin Anderson
Author
Brian Herbert
Narrator
Alexander Kudrinskiy
Narrator
Alexander Kurinsky
Description
The Dune universe, born from Frank Herbert’s imagination, continues in the books by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson. Drawing on archival materials and the author’s working notes, they offer their own version of how the saga unfolds. The novels Dune Hunters and Sandworms of Dune continue the line begun by Frank Herbert, complete new plot branches, and bring the story of the Empire and Arrakis to a close.
After the ancient mysteries are clarified and the fates of the Great Houses are interwoven in brutal intrigues, humanity faces a new danger. Years of strife and the struggle for power over Arrakis are replaced by a threat on a far greater scale: an invasion of thinking machines begins, led by the distributed intelligence of Omnius, ready to destroy the last pillars of human civilization.
The heroes must find a way to harness Arrakis’s unique capabilities—from its fragile ecosystem to the knowledge accumulated by the Bene Gesserit—in order to repel the machines. Will the legacy of Dune, forged by the desert over centuries, be the chance for salvation, or will a galactic war sweep away everything built by earlier eras?
After the ancient mysteries are clarified and the fates of the Great Houses are interwoven in brutal intrigues, humanity faces a new danger. Years of strife and the struggle for power over Arrakis are replaced by a threat on a far greater scale: an invasion of thinking machines begins, led by the distributed intelligence of Omnius, ready to destroy the last pillars of human civilization.
The heroes must find a way to harness Arrakis’s unique capabilities—from its fragile ecosystem to the knowledge accumulated by the Bene Gesserit—in order to repel the machines. Will the legacy of Dune, forged by the desert over centuries, be the chance for salvation, or will a galactic war sweep away everything built by earlier eras?
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