Review: Love.  Hate.  Love.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 28, 2013
I've been waiting for this book since the authors announced that they were collaborating.  I love both authors' books individually; Andrea Randall'sIn the Stillnessstill has my heart aching for the main characters, and Charles Sheehan-Miles'The Last Hour (Thompson Sisters)just tore out my heart, stomped on it for good measure, then ripped my soul to shreds.  So, yeah, I knew this book would be magical.But what if it failed?  I was a little afraid to start reading it; I love these two SO much that I couldn't bear it if I didn't like their collaboration.It did start out a little slow, but not slow enough to upset me.  The Prelude (no prologue for this book) set the stage for the rest of the book.  Savannah's a rebel, likes to push boundaries, and she's absolutely brilliant.  This girl has it ALL.  Gregory is on top of the musical world; at 31 he also has it all.  Except love.  He's above love; music is all that he cares about.  He's arrogant and completely unlikable. Until they clash....And boy, did they clash!I was pretty sure, before I read it, that I'd be able to tell who wrote what.  I've read their other books, have some idea of their writing styles.  But I can't.  Oh, I could figure out a few lines here and there that sounded like one or the other, but I can't tell.  It's seamless.  I know that others have used that same word to describe the book, but it's true.  These two authors write seamlessly together.  It's pretty impressive.Toward the end I really hated Gregory.  He has his head stuck so far up his ass that he can't breathe.  Savannah ran away and it seems very unlikely that they'll ever see each other again.  Savannah definitely makes mistakes, but she isn't arrogant.  She's impetuous, headstrong, but hers are nothing like Gregory's faults.So, turns out that I didn't have to worry about not liking the book.  I loved it.  I stayed up most of the night reading it and finished it this afternoon.  I really hope that these two authors will collaborate again.