Sandworms of Dune by Brian Herbert


I am continuing to read the Dune series. I have missed a few of these Science Fiction books here and there, but I hope to read the entire series--because I really enjoy it! I am finishing Sandworms of Dune. In this book, the thinking machines (computers) have come back from being almost obliterated by the humans. Some characters from the first and succeeding books have resurrected as clones--somehow they are able to "get back" memories from their previous lives. Sounds like a soap opera, huh? http://www.dunenovels.com/

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