"Fear is the mind killer."

A fullfilling and distinct story that absorbs the reader to meet every character, their traits and intentions without losing sight of the new Duke of Arrakis and family.

If I had to describe it in one word it would be detail. It surprises me how much detail there is. It wasn't difficult to comprehend — sometimes I come across books where I don't understand scenes because they're explained poorly or in a way I don't understand.

Every chapter starts with a new entry of the princess' diary, I liked that touch. You can even be not fully reading without losing the thread of what's happening, maybe that's why it can be boring sometimes if you're 100% paying attention to everything since there's always a lot dialogue.