Brian Herbert Books in Order

Centuries of dumping Earth’s refuse into space produce a vast garbage comet heading back toward the planet. Unassuming government employee Sidney Malloy, who dreams of joining the Space Patrol, becomes humanity’s unlikely hope of averting catastrophe.

An ancient computer rules the planetoid Ut and forbids music, including the sounds carried by the wind called Sudanna. Obedient citizen Hiley faces a crisis when his teenage daughter falls for an outlaw who defies that prohibition.

In a future society devoted to endless consumption, recycling is banned and Earth’s waste is launched into space. This satirical science fiction adventure follows the consequences of a civilization trying to export its environmental problems.

A spaceship accident leaves ambitious human Lutt Hansen Jr. sharing his body and thoughts with a naive alien dreamer. The uneasy pair must navigate schemes and assassination attempts while struggling to coexist inside a single individual.

Alien students encase San Francisco in a giant bubble and transport it to their planet as a science project. Eleven-year-old Michelle Fouqet and the city’s displaced inhabitants must adapt to an extraordinary and unwanted new life.

Edited by Brian Herbert, this slim volume collects memorable quotations, epigraphs, and reflections from the Dune chronicles, arranged as a kind of commonplace book that highlights the political, ecological, and philosophical threads running through the saga.

God invites a diverse collection of believers and skeptics to visit a distant planet. Crowded aboard a spaceship controlled by an unstable biological computer, the pilgrims compete to reach their host first while their differences threaten the journey.

An ancient race called the Ch’Var lives unnoticed among human beings, matching their appearance, speech, and behavior. Their distinctly inhuman appetites threaten that disguise in this speculative novel co-written by Brian Herbert and Marie Landis.

Vampire Desidra serves as an American intelligence codebreaker during the Pacific war. A secret assignment in Japan and her love for a Japanese mortal force her to confront conflicting duties to her country and the Kindred.

Brian Herbert traces his father Frank Herbert’s life, family relationships, and development as the author of Dune. This biography combines a son’s personal perspective with an account of the experiences and ideas behind his father’s writing.

Using historical records, diaries, and veteran interviews, Herbert recounts the United States Merchant Marine’s wartime service. He examines the dangerous work of supplying Allied forces during World War II and the subsequent denial of recognition and benefits.

In a galaxy dominated by wealthy merchant rulers, ecologist Noah Watanabe discovers evidence of cosmic disintegration. He must cooperate with warring alien peoples to understand a hidden structure beneath the universe and restore its endangered balance.

As the cosmic web unravels, Noah Watanabe struggles to prevent the universe’s collapse. A Mutatis doomsday weapon threatens humanity, while another powerful enemy targets both species, complicating his efforts to hold the interconnected galaxy together.

The war between humans and shape-shifting Mutatis continues while the strands supporting the universe deteriorate. In this trilogy conclusion, immortal ecologist Noah Watanabe undergoes an unsettling transformation as he attempts to save the threatened cosmic structure.

At a guarded fortress in Greece, Lori Vale develops a psychic connection with children believed to be reincarnated female apostles. Their new gospels provoke violent opposition, while the missing twelfth apostle holds a potentially devastating secret.

After her mother’s murder, teenager Lori Vale is taken to a fortified Greek monastery. Women there are assembling a revolutionary Bible using accounts from reincarnated female apostles, drawing Lori into a dangerous struggle over religious authority.

After climate collapse and Greenland’s melting ice devastate humanity, workers at a seed repository in the Cascade Mountains struggle to preserve the future of food. Protecting their precious collection becomes a fight for survival in a transformed world.

Sea creatures wage war against shipping, fishing fleets, naval bases, and offshore drilling. Led by transformed humans called Sea Warriors, their campaign to liberate the oceans brings humanity’s environmental damage into open conflict with the marine world.

A revolution restores America’s environment but replaces its government with Chairman Rahma’s dictatorship. Corporate enemies, disillusioned rebels, new weapons, and suppressed reports of mutants expose weaknesses in a regime that demands obedience in the name of ecological recovery.

An internet catastrophe leaves millions unable to function, while alien captors force humans into deadly contests using weaponized cars. These science fiction stories explore technological dependence, confinement, and the dangers hidden within unfamiliar worlds.

Scientist Billy Jeeling’s flying city has repaired Earth’s atmosphere for decades using technologies only he controls. When a global government demands his resignation and secrets, a campaign to destroy his reputation threatens his continued work.

In 2097, Riggio awakens beside his murdered lover with little memory of what happened. Fleeing pursuers, he becomes entangled in the consequences of a genetic experiment and the dangerous second personality sharing his body.

The third Unfettered anthology collects original stories from many fantasy authors, including a return to Osten Ard from Tad Williams, new tales by Mark Lawrence, Brian Herbert, Anna Smith Spark, and others, all in support of a fund that helps writers facing medical debt.

As Baron Harkonnen plots against the Atreides, Bene Gesserit, and Emperor, Leto faces choices that threaten to divide him. This graphic novel explores the pasts of Gurney Halleck, Lady Jessica, and Liet Kynes as rival ambitions gather force.

After House Atreides falls, Gurney Halleck shelters among spice smugglers and plans revenge against the Harkonnens. This Dune story follows his efforts to strike his enemies while risking a confrontation with the powerful Spacing Guild.

Prophecies, vengeance, and an atomic threat bring the struggles of Houses Atreides and Harkonnen toward a violent reckoning. Leto faces danger during a public procession as rival powers pursue control of Arrakis in this concluding graphic novel.

Rescue missions on Arrakis and Wallach IX unfold alongside political intrigue on Ix and schemes within the Bene Gesserit. Leto and Duncan confront their pasts while Liet and Warrick face conflicts over love and survival in this graphic novel.