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title: "House Harkonnen (Dune: House Trilogy, Book 2) Mass Market Paperback – August 28, 2001"
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# House Harkonnen (Dune: House Trilogy, Book 2) Mass Market Paperback – August 28, 2001

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## Customer Reviews

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    History of the characters and feuds of Dune
  

*by L***. on Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2018*

I think I like these prequels to the Dune series better than the original – and that was very good. It seems to me that both the characters and the plots are clearer and easier to understand than those of the original series. Of course, that may partly be due to having already read the originals.The point of this series of books (Dune: House Atreides, Dune: House Harkonnen, and Dune, House Corrino) is, as far as I can tell, to set up the universe of the original series at the time of the first Dune book. To that end, in these books, we are introduced to the stories behind the feuds that fuel the action in the original books and the backstories of the characters of those books.Additionally, some stories that were barely hinted at in the original series are told in much more detail here. For instance, the feud between the Tleilaxu and the Ixians, although it is a force in the original series is not explained in any detail as far as I can remember (it has been a while since I read the original series). But here we see how the Tleilexu were just as oppressive of the Ixians during their occupation of Ix as the Harkonnens were of the populations on the planets they controlled.We also, by the way, get to see the Harkonnens doing their worst to the people of at least three different worlds. And this time we meet what appears to be the only nice member of the Harkonnen family, possibly ever – Baron Vladimir’s younger brother, Abulurd.We witness the further development of characters we met in Dune: House Atreides – Leto Atreides, Rhombur Vernius, Duncan Idaho, Liet Kynes, and C'tair Pilru. We also pick up another fugitive from Harkonnen persecution, Gurney Halleck. No wonder the Atreides retainers are so hostile to Harkonnens by the time Dune opens.And speaking of character development, there are the further adventures of Glossu Rabban, Baron Harkonnen’s nephew. In this book, he has graduated from worm hunting and boy hunting to destroying the environment and economy of his home planet, Lankiveil, and murdering his father, Abulurd. But in the process, he messes up so many things that he even manages to irritate his uncle the Baron and almost gets himself killed in the process.

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    I've really enjoyed Herbert & Anderson's expansion of the Dune Saga
  

*by M***S on Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2017*

I've really enjoyed Herbert & Anderson's expansion of the Dune Saga, House Harkonnen is the second book in the trilogy that is a direct Prequel to Dune, It's the story of how and why Baron Harkonnen and Duke Leto have such hatred for each other and why Shaddam IV is so complicit in trying to destroy House Atreides. It's also tells the story of how Gurney Halleck and Duncan Idaho escaped the Harkonnen's and came to have such loyalty to House Atreides.

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    Surprised to find that the son might have even more talent than his father
  

*by T***O on Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2021*

Originally thought "here's a son who is capitalizing  on his father's greatness"; ended up thinking the son did better than the father by quite a bit much~

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