What is the resolution for Breaking Dawn?

I believe that this question is asking about Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer. This is the fourth book in the Twilight book series, and it is broken into 3 parts. The first part deals with Bella's honeymoon with Edward, and she becomes pregnant. Part 2 is interesting because it is told from Jacob's perspective. It's somewhat convoluted with a lot of narrative involving Jacob not knowing whether or not to kill Bella and/or the developing baby. In the end of part 2, Jacob imprints on the baby Renesmee.
Part 3 contains the rest of the rising actions, the climax, and the resolution. The Volturi are told about Renesmee, and they believe she is an abomination called an immortal child. The Volturi move to kill the child. The Cullens, Jacob, and his pack obviously do not want that to happen, so they begin preparing for the upcoming fight. Then in the most anti-climactic fashion ever, the fight never occurs. The Volturi show ready to fight, but Bella uses her newly acquired vampire powers to neutralize the Volturi's power. The Volturi realize that they were misinformed about what the baby is. Proof is offered that shows the Volturi that the hybrid child is no threat, and the Volturi leave. The Cullens return home, and the book closes out with Bella allowing Edward to read her mind for the very first time. Readers are left with a "and they lived happily ever after" feeling as the title of the chapter suggests.