Review: Excellent!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 18, 2013
When I first heard that Andrea Randall's Pace Turner (from the November Blue series) and Michelle Pace's Steph Brier (from The Sound Wave series) were hooking up in a novella, I was super excited.  I was already in looove with the November Blue series and I promptly devoured Book 1 of The Sound Wave series, getting to know Steph in preparation for her meeting with Pace in Something's Come Up.I knew the meeting of these two characters would produce some explosive chemistry and I was prepared to read about their hot action between the sheets.  I thought the story would be about one hot, whirlwind weekend Steph and Pace spent together.  Which, you know, would have been an excellent read.  But, as always, these authors gave me so. much. more.  This is not just a story about sex, sex, and more sex.  This is 130 pages of awesomeness that reads like a full length novel.  There is such insight into what makes these two characters who and what they are.  I loved getting to know them better, especially Pace, since he so briefly appears in the November Blue series.  I loved discovering other pieces of their pasts that had shaped their lives.  I loved the flashback element, which I was not expecting, but totally enhanced the story and gave ... substance ... to the unique relationship between Steph and Pace.The writing in this story is flawless.  Sometimes co-authored works read as two separate stories smashed up in one book.  So NOT the case here.  The writing is seamless.  The timeline is also seamless, and it makes perfect sense in relation to the other books in which these characters appear.Really, I could sit here all day and type about how fabulous this book is.  I just can't get over it.  The mind boggles at how, in 130ish pages, these authors managed to tell this detailed and developed of a story.  I cannot recommend it enough.  (Even if you haven't read the November Blue series or The Sound Wave series, you should give this one a go.)  It is just ... excellence.