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| The Bene Gesserit have chosen Leto's Golden Path. Now it remains for them to find a way to fight the Honored Matres, who would conquer the old universe and put it on a path of self-destruction, while carefully threading their way through the myriad failures that await them. Along the way, they face the question: to survive, must one survive whole? | |||
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Chapterhouse Dune is a Science Fiction novel by Frank Herbert, last in the series of six Dune novels.
The Bene Gesserit have chosen Leto's Golden Path. Now it remains for them to find a way to fight the Honored Matres, who would conquer the old universe and put it on a path of self-destruction, while carefully threading their way through the myriad failures that await them. Along the way, they face the question: to survive, must one survive whole?
Plot Summary
The Bene Gesserit have chosen Leto's Golden Path. Now it remains for them to find a way to fight the Honored Matres, who would conquer the old universe and put it on a path of self-destruction, while carefully threading their way through the myriad failures that await them. Along the way, they face the question: to survive, must one survive whole?
The series:
- Dune
- Dune Messiah
- Children of Dune
- God Emperor of Dune
- Heretics of Dune
- Chapterhouse Dune