Review: Simply a must read.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 4, 2013
Having read works of both authors prior to reading this one, I knew to expect greatness out of this story.  What I didn't expect was complete and total capture in a book where the topic is one of total disinterest to me - classical music and symphonies.I have to admit that I felt a bit of disinterest until about the 40% Mark or the 13th chapter or so.  This, I attribute, mostly to my lack of interest in this field of music.  Not, in any way, related to the writing style of these two amazing authors.I am so very glad that I stuck with this book.  I was taken on a journey that was so "real life" and believable.  I experienced the emotions and feelings of the characters as if I were them.  I harboured deep regard for their well-being and was crushed on several occasions throughout the book.  I kept screaming to Gregory, hoping that something would get through and make the hurt stop for both him and Savannah.I kept looking at my marker on the bottom of the Kindle screen and saying, "Dear God!  Will these two ever stop hurting and find a happily ever after?"  And that, my friends, is left to be revealed once you have read this truly wonderful, angst and frustration filled novel.Well done Andrea and Charles.  It speaks volumes of your true abilities and calling to this genre.  Thank you for having amazingly talented minds that are so in sync and can capture your readers so that they become consumed.  Five very well deserved stars <3