This is a big statement for me to make because I hate when this happens, when the first two books are in one point of view and than the last book chances to dual point of view. The dual perspective, surprisingly was another aspect that I greatly enjoyed. As the story unraveled I came to understand more of the choices being made and could start to understand exactly what Emma was going through.

I was afraid that this book was going to be a huge disappointment to an amazing Breathing Series. The first half or so of this book I was really annoyed with Emma and frustrated with the choices she made and was making. Where can I find a love like Emma and Evan’s? It took me on a wild emotional ride that left me frustrated, my heart ripped into pieces, and wishing for a guy like Evan. The conclusion to Emma’s story had my on the edge of my seat. I have too many feelings that I don’t even know if I will be able to make a understandable review. * Warning this is the last book in a series and this review might contain spoilers for the previous books* This final installment will have readers holding their breath until the very last page. Emma must find a way to forgive herself and recognize her own worth before she can receive the love she deserves. She is broken, and the only way that she’ll be whole again is through forgiveness. A shell of her former self, she is not the same girl. Synopsis: Emma leaves Weslyn and everyone in it behind to attend Stanford University, just as she always intended. Genre: YA (Bordering New Adult), Contemporary

Out of breath by rebecca donovan