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Power in this world comes at a cost, and in Vesselless, every bargain feels like it could end in ruin.
Vesselless
Romantasy · Dark Fantasy · Paranormal Romance
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Power in this world comes at a cost, and in Vesselless, every bargain feels like it could end in ruin. Nizzara enters a deadly tournament to escape an arranged future, only to find herself bound to a half-ghost enemy who needs her soul to survive. This is a romantasy built on spirit magic, courtly danger, and a slow-burn connection sharpened by mistrust and temptation.
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Cortney L. Winn’s sensational debut Vesselless is an addictive enemies-to-lovers romance following the heir to a fantasy kingdom, and the seductive spirit sent to claim her soul—perfect for fans of Rebecca Yarros and Carissa Broadbent.
“I’ve seen monsters, Nizzara, and you are not one of them. A little beast maybe, but not a monster.”
Nizzara, reluctant heir to the Kingdom of Zarr, has always been able to perceive spirits better than the average caster. When she enters a deadly tournament to escape her betrothal, she's determined to win without succumbing to the addictive spirit magic she channels, or the unnerving darkness growing within her. But finding herself outmatched, Nizzara must face her fear of power and team up with Dagen—an enemy who is half-ghost and all charm—to survive the tournament.
Dagen, the last King of Zarr, was killed by Nizzara’s father ten years ago. Now a half-ghost—able to phase between his human and spirit form—he is stuck in another realm, hunting wretched souls for the god of death. When his keeper offers him a chance to reclaim his freedom in exchange for Nizzara’s soul, Dagen takes the deal.
There’s only one catch: she must give it to him freely by the tournament’s end, or his own soul is forfeit.
Perfect for fans of Fourth Wing and The Serpent and the Wings of Night, Vesselless isa spellbinding fantasy of magic and intrigue — and a tantalizing slow burn that will have you hooked until the very last page.
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Princess of Dune unveils the secret histories of Chani and Irulan—two women destined to shape the legacy of Paul Atreides.
Princess of Dune
Sci-Fi · Galactic Empire · Space Opera
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Princess of Dune unveils the secret histories of Chani and Irulan—two women destined to shape the legacy of Paul Atreides. With 4.5 out of 5 stars, this gripping prequel explores politics, prophecy, and rebellion two years before Dune. Irulan may be a princess, but she’s no pawn—and Chani’s place in the desert will soon shift the stars.
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Before Paul Atreides claimed the throne, two women shaped the empire behind the scenes.
Set two years before Dune, Princess of Dune reveals the untold story of Irulan Corrino—Imperial heir, Bene Gesserit acolyte, and political pawn—and Chani, Paul’s fierce Fremen lover. As factions maneuver for control of the Imperium, Irulan must navigate the treacherous currents of court politics, Sisterhood expectations, and a rising rebellion within her father’s military.
But Irulan has ambitions of her own—and she’s done being moved like a piece on someone else’s gameboard.
This is a story of power, love, and legacy from the women who helped shape Paul’s rise and the future of the galaxy.
History remembers Muad’Dib. But behind every empire are the women who made it possible.
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The Heir of Caladan reveals Paul Atreides before prophecy claimed him.
Dune: The Heir of Caladan
Sci-Fi · Galactic Empire · Space Opera
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The Heir of Caladan reveals Paul Atreides before prophecy claimed him. As war looms and alliances fracture, the future Muad’Dib begins to rise. With 4.4 out of 5 stars, this epic conclusion to the Caladan Trilogy delivers emotional depth, political intrigue, and the making of a legend. The boy becomes the heir—and the galaxy will never be the same.
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Before he was the Kwisatz Haderach, he was a boy learning to bear the weight of a universe.
In Dune: The Heir of Caladan, Paul Atreides steps into the spotlight—caught between the towering expectations of destiny and the raw reality of leadership. As the political fallout from his parents’ choices shakes the empire, Paul must navigate a world of spies, prophecy, and impossible responsibility.
The rise of House Atreides has put a target on his back. But if he’s to survive the forces closing in, Paul must become more than an heir. He must become a symbol.
This final volume in the Caladan Trilogy brings the prequel arc full circle.
Greatness doesn’t arrive. It’s forged in fire, family, and fear.
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The Lady of Caladan puts Lady Jessica front and center in a gripping tale of love, rebellion, and loyalty.
Dune: The Lady of Caladan
Sci-Fi · Galactic Empire · Space Opera
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The Lady of Caladan puts Lady Jessica front and center in a gripping tale of love, rebellion, and loyalty. With 4.4 out of 5 stars, this Dune prequel reveals the choices that shattered her ties to the Bene Gesserit and set House Atreides on a path to destiny. She defied prophecy—now she must live with the consequences.
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She was trained to serve the Sisterhood. She chose to love instead.
In Dune: The Lady of Caladan, Lady Jessica steps into the center of the storm. Consort to Duke Leto. Mother to Paul Atreides. Former agent of the Bene Gesserit. Her choices have shaped empires—but now, she must face the consequences.
Having defied the Sisterhood to bear a son, Jessica must decide whether duty, love, or survival will guide her next move. With the political landscape unraveling and dangerous forces closing in, her family’s fate teeters on a knife’s edge—and even the Reverend Mothers can’t predict what comes next.
This is the untold story of the woman behind the Atreides legacy.
When love defies prophecy, what remains of loyalty?
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The Duke of Caladan reveals the man behind the myth—Leto Atreides, ruler of a quiet planet and father to the Muad’Dib.
Dune: The Duke of Caladan
Sci-Fi · Galactic Empire · Space Opera
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The Duke of Caladan reveals the man behind the myth—Leto Atreides, ruler of a quiet planet and father to the Muad’Dib. With 4.5 out of 5 stars, this character-driven prequel explores the loyalty, politics, and quiet strength that shaped the Atreides legacy. If you thought you knew the story of Dune, you haven’t met the Duke yet.
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Before the fall of House Atreides, there was the rise of its heart.
In Dune: The Duke of Caladan, the first in the Caladan Trilogy, Leto Atreides steps out of the shadows and into the spotlight. He’s not yet the father of a messiah—he’s a quiet, principled ruler of a backwater planet, balancing loyalty to the Emperor with love for Jessica and the weight of his family’s legacy.
But ambition has consequences. As House Atreides gains influence, powerful enemies take notice. Whispers turn to plots. Trust becomes a liability.
This is the story of the man who built the foundation for Dune—and paid the price for honor in a galaxy ruled by deception.
When duty calls, how much must a good man lose?
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Navigators of Dune concludes the Great Schools trilogy with a battle for the future.
Navigators of Dune
Sci-Fi · Galactic Empire · Space Opera
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Navigators of Dune concludes the Great Schools trilogy with a battle for the future. Fanatics clash with the rising powers of the Bene Gesserit, Mentats, and Navigators. With 4.4 out of 5 stars, this origin story dives deep into the ideologies and rivalries that shaped the Dune universe. Think of it as the prologue to millennia of chaos.
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Before spice ruled the stars, three powerful schools fought to define humanity’s future.
In Navigators of Dune, the final installment of the Great Schools of Dune trilogy, the Bene Gesserit, the Mentats, and the Navigators each pursue their vision of progress—while fanaticism threatens to tear the galaxy apart. As the Butlerians wage a brutal campaign against technology and reason, the last hope for civilization rests with those who dare to think differently.
The Navigators push the limits of space itself. The Sisterhood sharpens its breeding program into a weapon. The Mentats hone logic into survival.
Set 10,000 years before Dune, this is where it all begins—secrets, rivalries, and ideologies that will echo through time.
The war for the soul of humanity is far from over.
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Mentats of Dune takes us to a galaxy caught between enlightenment and fanaticism.
Mentats of Dune
Sci-Fi · Galactic Empire · Space Opera
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Mentats of Dune takes us to a galaxy caught between enlightenment and fanaticism. As Gilbertus Albans trains human superthinkers, the Sisterhood rises, and mutated Navigators tighten their grip on trade. With 4.4 out of 5 stars, this gripping entry in the Dune saga pits logic against zealotry—and humanity’s fate hangs in the balance.
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The machines are gone—but the war for humanity’s future is just getting started.
In Mentats of Dune, the galaxy teeters between progress and regression. Gilbertus Albans trains human minds to think like machines, but his Mentat School walks a dangerous line as Butlerian fanatics target anyone embracing logic over dogma.
Mother Superior Raquella rebuilds the Sisterhood on Wallach IX, unaware that her brightest student, Valya Harkonnen, hides a burning desire for revenge against the Atreides name. Meanwhile, Josef Venport’s mutated Navigators dominate interstellar trade—and his war on anti-tech zealots grows more ruthless by the day.
As the Mentats, Navigators, and Bene Gesserit vie to shape humanity’s destiny, one question looms large.
Will the future be built on reason—or consumed by fear?
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The Winds of Dune picks up after Dune Messiah—Paul is presumed dead, Alia is regent, and chaos is brewing.
The Winds of Dune
Sci-Fi · Galactic Empire · Space Opera
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The Winds of Dune picks up after Dune Messiah—Paul is presumed dead, Alia is regent, and chaos is brewing. With 4.3 out of 5 stars, this installment explores fractured loyalties, political fallout, and the growing rift between Jessica and her daughter. Herbert and Anderson deliver a powerful tale of legacy, loss, and the myths that outlive their makers.
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The messiah is gone. The empire is cracking. And the people he left behind must pick up the pieces.
In The Winds of Dune, the story resumes after Dune Messiah, with Paul Atreides vanished into legend—presumed dead after walking into the desert. As Alia struggles to hold the empire together, Lady Jessica returns to confront the daughter she barely recognizes.
Gurney and Duncan battle political unrest. Irulan is imprisoned. Mohiam lies dead. And Bronso of Ix, once Paul’s closest friend, is now his loudest critic. What happens when a god-emperor disappears, and the myths begin to rot?
This gripping interquel dives into betrayal, legacy, and the fallout of divine rule. The Winds of Dune asks: when the prophecy ends, who writes the history?
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Between Dune and Dune Messiah lies Paul of Dune—the untold story of Paul Atreides’ brutal jihad.
Paul of Dune
Sci-Fi · Galactic Empire · Space Opera
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Between Dune and Dune Messiah lies Paul of Dune—the untold story of Paul Atreides’ brutal jihad. As Fremen warriors conquer the galaxy, Paul’s vision begins to fracture. With 4.3 out of 5 stars, this must-read installment explores the human side of a god-emperor and the cost of prophetic rule. Spoiler: It’s not all spice and glory.
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He won the empire. Now he has to survive it.
Paul of Dune bridges the gap between Dune and Dune Messiah, chronicling the rise—and unraveling—of Paul Muad’Dib’s reign. With the Fremen legions at his command, Paul launches a jihad that spreads like wildfire across the galaxy. But conquest comes with consequences.
Old enemies resurface. Trusted allies falter. The Bene Gesserit and Shaddam’s loyalists lurk in the shadows, plotting Paul’s fall. As battles rage and politics sour, Paul begins to question everything—his prophecy, his leadership, even himself.
Can a messiah remain human when the universe demands a god?
Filled with brutal warfare, intrigue, and emotional turmoil, Paul of Dune reveals the personal cost of power—and what happens when a savior fears becoming a tyrant.
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Built from Herbert’s final notes, it’s a must-read for fans who’ve waited decades to see how the war—and the prophecy—end.
Sandworms of Dune
Sci-Fi · Galactic Empire · Space Opera
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Sandworms of Dune delivers the epic conclusion to Frank Herbert’s legendary saga. With 4.4 out of 5 stars, this finale reveals the truth behind the Honored Matres, the final fate of Arrakis, and the true Kwisatz Haderach. Built from Herbert’s final notes, it’s a must-read for fans who’ve waited decades to see how the war—and the prophecy—end.
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The final battle for humanity has begun.
In Sandworms of Dune, the long shadow of Chapterhouse ends—and Frank Herbert’s epic vision reaches its breathtaking conclusion. Fleeing into uncharted space, a ship of refugees resurrects legends like Paul Muad’Dib and Lady Jessica to confront a mysterious Enemy threatening to annihilate the human race.
But survival isn’t the only mission. The truth about the Honored Matres is finally revealed. The fate of Arrakis—and the sandworms—comes into focus. And the secret behind the Kwisatz Haderach will change the meaning of prophecy forever.
Based directly on Frank Herbert’s final outline, this is the explosive, long-awaited conclusion to the greatest saga in science fiction.
The war against the machines ends here. The future of humanity begins—or burns—in the sand.
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Hunters of Dune kicks off the thrilling two-part finale to Frank Herbert’s epic.
Hunters of Dune
Sci-Fi · Galactic Empire · Space Opera
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Hunters of Dune kicks off the thrilling two-part finale to Frank Herbert’s epic. Duncan Idaho and Sheeana flee into deep space, resurrecting Dune’s greatest icons to face a terrifying Enemy. With 4.4 out of 5 stars and plotlines stretching from the Butlerian Jihad to the far future, this is the beginning of the end—and it’s everything fans have waited for.
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The end begins far from home—with the return of legends and the rise of a greater threat.
After the events of Chapterhouse: Dune, a no-ship vanishes into uncharted space, carrying Duncan Idaho, Sheeana, and a handful of desperate refugees fleeing the brutal Honored Matres. But the enemy chasing them isn't just the Sisterhood's violent shadow—it’s something far worse.
To prepare for the coming storm, they turn to the past. Using forbidden genetic science, they resurrect some of Dune’s most powerful figures: Paul Muad’Dib, Chani, Jessica, Stilgar, Thufir Hawat—even Dr. Yueh. Together, this improbable crew must uncover the truth behind their faceless foe.
Based on Frank Herbert’s outline, Hunters of Dune launches the long-awaited finale to the Dune Chronicles.
Can the past save a future no one understands?
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The Battle of Corrin delivers the explosive end to the centuries-long machine war.
Dune: The Battle of Corrin
Sci-Fi · Galactic Empire · Space Opera
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The Battle of Corrin delivers the explosive end to the centuries-long machine war. Plagues ravage planets, empires crumble, and humanity’s last stand becomes legend. With 4.5 out of 5 stars, this prequel finale sets the stage for the Dune saga—culminating in the most epic battle in sci-fi history and the rise of the desert fighters known as Fremen.
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The final war has come. Only one side will survive.
Fifty-six years after The Machine Crusade, the human rebellion against the thinking machines stands on the edge of victory. Worlds are being freed, and hope—long absent—has begun to return. But Omnius has one last move: a galaxy-wide plague designed to bring humanity to its knees.
As planets burn and populations fall, the war enters its deadliest phase. In a cataclysmic showdown, human and machine forces converge for the final confrontation: the Battle of Corrin. Everything will be decided here—survival, freedom, and the shape of civilization itself.
On a distant desert world called Arrakis, the seeds of the future Fremen are taking root.
Before the rise of Paul Muad’Dib, there was the war that made his world possible.
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