Title: Slow, but great
Review: This book is not a page turner like some of the others in this series, it took me probably twice as long per page as its immediate successor, heretics of Dune. It's kind of hard to read, with it's immense amount of concepts, many that you aren't supposed to understand. Even from the view of Leto himself, you are still just a human reading his words.However, give this book a little time when you think you've had enough, let it sink in. Keep reading, by the end you are in to it. I tingled through the ending.When I was reading the bulk of the book I didn't enjoy it as much as the others a lot of the time, but now loooking at it in retrospect I see the greatness of the thought, and the story as well.After all, Herbert is only a mediocre action writer anyway, his strengths are in plotting and concepts, which this book is filled with.Sorry if I didn't communicate as effectively as some of the others the quality of this book, but it's great.
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