Review: A sweet college romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 30, 2013
Anywhere With You is the story of Liam MacCoy and Allison Shay Hagan aka "Ash".  Allison is about to start college at UNC at the urging of her Gran.  Allison lost her parents at the age of ten and has lived with her grandmother since her loss.  Aiden aka 'Ace" is the boy next door she grew up with, also attends UNC.  He's in his senior year, the same as Liam.  Allison and Aiden have had a brother/sister relationship ever since she moved in next door to his family, who just happen to be good neighbors of Allison's Gran and who were good friends of her parents.  The Emersons pretty much adopt Allison right away.Unaware of Aiden's close friendship with Liam, as Allison moves in to her dorm the first day of her arrival, her roommate, Hailey has enlisted the help of her older brother, who happens to be Liam, to help both of them with the move.  Neither Liam or Hailey are aware of the close relationship between Aiden and Allison.  Likewise Liam and Aiden, who were unaware of the budding friendship between Allison and Hailey, when they found out they'd be roomies, they reached out to each other before school started to start their friendship.  Liam and Aiden also happen to play for the college football team, Liam a quarterback and Aiden a receiver.In her heart, Allison didn't want to part with her Gran since she's the only living relative for Allison.  But Gran knew the young girl needed to spread her wings and live a life of her own.  What Allison wants most is a family of her own to love and cherish.  The day Allison and Liam meet, Liam is pretty much gobsmacked and once he realizes he can't stop thinking about her, he's on a mission to make Allison his own, pretty much reforming his player ways.The four become very close and Allison benefits from the support Aiden's parents and Liam and Hailey's parents.  You'll read about and fall in love with Liam and Allison's journey.  The content of the story makes up for the few grammatical errors as well as the erroneous reference made to the song "I Live My Life for You" by Firehouse, not Lifehouse.