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Book 1: God-Emperor Dune. Book 4

For three and a half millennia, Leto II Atrid has ruled a vast space empire centred on Arrakis. During this time, both the planet and the ruler have changed beyond recognition. There is no trace of the desert Dune left - vegetation has appeared and worms have disappeared. Leto has almost completely transformed from a man into a sandworm. The only thing that remains the same is that the God-Emperor is always with the gkhola Duncan Idago. An unprecedented confrontation is brewing in the Empire. The enormous forces accumulated during the long Peace of Leto are preparing to challenge the Lord, and the most ardent enemies are in his inner circle. Duncan will have to decide whose side he is on, and the fate of all mankind will depend on his choice.

Book 2. Heretics of Dune. Book 5

Several millennia have passed since the previous book in the series, God-Emperor Dune. During this time, humanity, as predicted by the God-Emperor Leto II, now called the Tyrant, has settled on countless planets. This process was called the Scattering, and the travellers themselves became the Lost . Is this evidence of the terrible danger that threatens humanity, which was also foreseen by the Tyrant? At least the characters of the book think so. These are Taraza and Odrade, the leaders of the Bene Gesserit. Miles Teg, a member of the Sisterhood and its best warlord. Another Duncan Idago, endowed with abilities inaccessible to all his predecessors, the Gholas. And the desert orphan Shiana, who can command giant worms.

All of them are united by the Atridian genetic and mental heritage, as well as the fact that they are all Dune Heretics.

The reader is offered the fifth and penultimate novel of one of the most famous series in the history of world fiction.