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If you read Breathe, you should definitely finish the series off with Resist. Without giving too much away, I will say that despite this disappointment, the ending of the book was both beautiful and sad. In fact, there wasn’t a lot of attention given to it once Sequoia attacked. Both books have built us up to this moment when the Ministry is overthrown, and I was disappointed by how little it took. However, when Sequoia makes a move on the Pod, the objective to tear down the Ministry becomes almost an afterthought, and it just sort of happens. I can accept that because the best-laid plans are often the folly of fools. As you would expect, nothing goes according to plan.

Ronin has had it with the Ministry and he helps Bea return to the city to tear down the government and restore power to the people.īut this is where the story starts to derail. Meanwhile, Bea and Jazz are discovered by a member of the special forces - a young man named Ronin who is the son of the former Pod Minister and knows Quinn very well. Their primary objective becomes surviving this campus and escaping back to the city to bring down BREATHE. He finds Sequoia, along with the handful of survivors from The Grove who are already there.īut Sequoia is not what they all expected it to be, and they quickly find themselves in a very atypical post-apocalyptic campus with an unforgiving leader. But along the way, they encounter unexpected challenges that break the groups apart.īea is forced to stay behind in an abandoned mall with Jazz as Quinn goes ahead without them, seeking help for an injured Jazz. The Resistance has been destroyed, and the handful who remain set out in search of the second branch, known as Sequoia. Resist picks up right where Breathe left off. So needless to say, I was excited to dig into this conclusion to the two-part series.Īnd I was only slightly disappointed, though not in a way that made me dislike the book. I wouldn’t say I loved the book, but I would put it high in my rank list of YA books. When I reached the end of the first book, Breathe, I was excited about where this journey would take Alina, Bea, and Quinn. But before I dig into how Resist, by Sarah Crossan, ended, let’s review the overall story.

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