Resist

Description: Resistance to the Pod Leadership has come apart. The Grove has been destroyed but so has the Pod Minister. Quinn, Bea and Alina separately must embark on a perilous journey across the planet's dead landscape in search of the rumoured resistance base Sequoia. The welcome they receive at Sequoia is not what they expect, and soon they are facing a situation that seems as threatening as that of the Pod inhabitants. Meanwhile the former Pod Minister's son, Ronan, is beginning to have his doubts about the regime but as a member of an elite force he is sent out of the pod to hunt down the Grove's survivors. In a world in which the human race is adapting to survive with little air, the stakes are high. This action-packed sequel to Breathe is every bit as nail-biting and satisfying as its predecessor - visionary storytelling of the highest quality.

Review: Praise for Breathe: A pacy plot and characters who develop emotionally as the book progresses Daily Mail The all-action plot and the hinted-at romantic triangle will keep the reader's interest to the end Irish Examiner Wow, wow, wow!! Breathe is absolutely amazing ... This book starts with a bang and refuses to let you go. 5 out of 5 stars stephlikesbooks.blogspot.co.uk Breathe is for all fans of future catastrophe and anyone interested in preserving the Earth's precious natural resources Bookbag
Author Biography: Sarah Crossan is Irish. She graduated with a degree in philosophy and literature before training as an English and drama teacher at Cambridge University and has been working to promote creative writing in schools since. She completed her Masters in creative writing at the University of Warwick in 2003 and in 2010 received an Edward Albee Fellowship for writing. Her first book The Weight of Water was published by Bloomsbury in 2012. @sarahcrossan www.sarahcrossan.com

Sequel to the brilliant and compelling Breathe ('Mad Max for the eco-generation, it's a superlative dystopian thriller' - Lovereading4kids) by Carnegie short-listed author of The Weight of Water