Get Your Sci-Fi Fix with the Release of Sandworms of Dune!

Tor Books, the largest publisher of science fiction and fantasy in the world, has teamed up with Sci Fi Channel, the channel that fuels the imagination, to bring their readers and fans the best of new science fiction and fantasy. Each month, one carefully selected Tor title receives the Sci Fi stamp of approval, which appears on the spine and cover of the book. Sandworms of Dune by Brian Herbert and Kevin J. Anderson is the latest Tor book to be included in the SCI FI essential books program. Dune sold 20 million copies, and Frank Herbert’s five sequels sold millions more. It is the best-selling science fiction book of all time, winner of both the Nebula and Hugo Awards. Frank Herbert’s son, Brian Herbert, and novelist Kevin J. Anderson (Star Wars, X-Files, Dean Koontz’s Frankenstein) have now completed this epic, ten years after Brian was handed the key to a safe deposit box he had no idea existed. In the box was a complete, detailed outline for the climax of Dune. Frank Herbert had ended the last book with a cliffhanger that was still being debated 20 years after his death, and had promised that the final installment would finally answer fans’ burning questions about the entire series. The two authors wrote six bestselling prequels to Dune in the past ten years, their collaboration beginning just as Brian found thousands of pages of Frank Herbert’s notes while cleaning out the family garage. Their long-anticipated Sandworms of Dune is released this month, the final breathtaking journey into the world of Dune as it remakes itself in a new form after its greatest crisis. For more information please visit: http://www.dunenovels.com Sandworms of Dune is the ultimate face-off between humankind and a machine empire, the much-anticipated wrap-up of the original Dune cycle (after 2006’s Hunters of Dune). A large cast of human champions scattered across the galaxy is brought together, some reanimated through genetic engineering, for one epic battle against the machines. As marine-dwelling sandworms, makers of the valuable and addicting spice m?lange, rise from their sand ocean, a plague devastates the planet of Chapterhouse, and the cunning Machines program flexibility and other nuances of humanity into their battle plans, leaving the galaxys human reign apparently at an end. https://videos.whiteblox.com/gnb/secure/player.aspx?sid=35046