Title: Echoes of Dune
Product review: First off I am almost hesitant to write a review of this novel because I belive Byron 72 "lost child"'s review is a very accurate summation of this excellent science-fiction novel. The best I can probably do is elaborate a bit more on the similarities of these two novels-(In Conquest Born & Dune). One of the most powerful similarities is the sense of history that both authors create in their novels. This sense of history and tradition is what directs the events and shapes the destiny of the two races involved-the Braxi and the Azea. The two main characters are also shaped by their histories, and Ms. Friedman uses their history to add depth and complexity to their actions. If complex, atmospheric, epoch-spanning Science-Fiction is your thing and you are a fan of the Dune novels than you definately need to give this book a try.
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