Exquisite, enjoyable, worth re listening over and over, I thoroughly enjoyed every bit of it

absolutely loved it! look forward to the next one. the performance was extremely Sharp and clear

Very. Boring, never thought I would ever dislike a dune story. Can not even give it a star but was forced to in order to submit this.

The audio book was competently performed, I just didn't care much for the story. The entire time of the book was different. Dune was dark in places, but this was gloomy, start to finish.

Good voice performances. Looking forward to the next in the series. Great science fiction never ages.

while this book is fulfilling and does continue the story I feel like it is somehow lacking. I think Herbert kinda goes off into pseudo philosophical babel a little too much for my liking, it makes it hard to follow the audiobook without a hardcopy in front of you. The first dune audiobook plays like a movie so maybe I'm a little spoiled from that rendition....I am looking forward to the next book in the series through and hope it's better than this one. I am happy for reading it but I never got shivers up my spine like I'd get when reading the original dune. I would also like to know if this was just material cut from the original dune and put into a work of its own later because in the original dune you are bombarded with quotes from princess irrulan but never actually meet her as a character aside from a few lines.

It was shorter than I thought it would be. Much shorter than the first book. But still wonderful.

It was slower than the first and lack a true climax. It was a needed continuation of the story. Though the main character is not as sympathetic as in the first novel.

an amazing psychedelic journey into the birth of a god link. poetic drama fantastical, inspiring.

Great voice acting, but the story seemed slow and plodding and full of holes compared to the original. Without the first book to prop it up, this would have been even less Interesting. It marks the end of my Dune journey.