Defy Me

By Tahereh Mafi

Book Overview

Juliette and Warner's story continues in the thrilling fifth installment of the globally bestselling phenomenon Shatter Me: Series One.

Juliette Ferrars isn't who she thinks she is.

Nothing in her world is what it seemed. She thought she'd finally defeated The Reestablishment. She thought she'd finally taken control of her life, her power, and her pain. But Juliette has only just begun to unravel a lifetime of lies, and she finds herself faced with a familiar choice:

Be a weapon. Or be a warrior.

This time, she's not alone. Stronger, braver, and more resilient than ever, Juliette will fight for life and love with her friends by her side--but first, she has to survive the war being waged against her mind:

She has to remember who she was.

Narrated by Juliette, Warner, and Kenji Kishimoto, this gripping novel will leave readers hungry for Imagine Me, the sixth and final novel in Shatter Me: Series One.

Shatter Me: Series One
Book One: Shatter Me
Novella One: Destroy Me
Book Two: Unravel Me
Novella Two: Fracture Me
Book Three: Ignite Me
Book Four: Restore Me
Novella Three: Shadow Me
Book Five: Defy Me
Novella Four: Reveal Me
Book Six: Imagine Me
Novella Five: Believe Me

Novella bind-ups: Unite Me and Find Me

Shatter Me: Series Two
Book One: Watch Me
Book Two: Reveal Me
Book Three: Escape Me
And more to come

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0062676407
• ISBN13: 9780062676405
• Release Date: February 2020
• Publisher: Storytide
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 0.67 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 5.3" x 7.8"
• Age Range: 14 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 9 and higher

Customer Reviews

Improved, but still kind of stupid

I’m torn on this book, but for different reasons than earlier books in the series. The writing quality is greatly improved and I enjoyed a lot of it, but also a lot of it was still soap opera-y. It had some camp to it, which I appreciated, but I do miss the instability of early Juliette.

Rushed

As this series goes on, it definitely lacks compared to the earlier works in the series. Not that it's terrible, but it would definitely improve if Mafi took more time in executing the story