In a city built on order, rebellion begins with a single thought.
A century from now, the walled city-state of Paris thrives under the Orthodoxy, a regime that divides every citizen by class, purpose, and emotion. Obedience is survival. Questioning is death. Anaiya, a loyal Peacekeeper of the Fire class, has spent her life enforcing these laws and burying the shame of her Heterodox mentor.
When forbidden murals spark whispers of rebellion, Anaiya is sent undercover among the radicals. Reclassified into a volatile new identity, she must infiltrate the resistance before her own fractured mind betrays her.
Winner of a OneBookTwo Standout Award and a semifinalist in Hugh Howey’s SPSFC, Resistance is a dark, atmospheric dystopia praised by readers of Brave New World and Fahrenheit 451.
