Review: Into the Night Reviews ... Anywhere With you by Kaylee Ryan
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 4, 2013
Visit Into the Night Reviews at Web: [...] or Facebook: [...]s for great book reviews, new release updates, giveaways and more!!"Life is a giant canvas ... and you should throw as much paint on it as you can"Anywhere With You was simply gorgeous.  A sweet love story, without any relationship drama, deception or unnecessary angst - it tells the story of Allison and Liam, how they meet, how they fall in love and how they realise that with each other they can have everything they ever wanted.Kaylee Ames has done a wonderful job with this story.  She has created characters that are realistic and incredibly likeable - I found myself investing in their friendships and hoping for good things for all of them.  I'll admit as I read through I kept wondering when things were going to go pear shaped for Allison and Liam - it's a formula that is fairly prevalent in romance books, the couple meet and are attracted, they struggle with coming together, they do, then something from their past or some other drama takes place and tears them apart until they find themselves coming back together again.  While I was expecting it, I was really hoping it wouldn't happen and then was so pleased that it didn't.  The fact that Anywhere With You has not only a HEA, but doesn't have relationship drama, made it stand out from many books I've read of late and I really enjoyed it as a consequence.While the focus of the story is Allison and Liam, Hailey (Liam's sister) and Aiden (Allison's best friend) are feature characters.  And there is the promise of something developing between the two of them.  Given how much I enjoyed Anywhere With You I really hope that Ames' next book is about Hailey and Aiden.With a more thorough edit, Anywhere With You may have just snuck into a five star rating from me - but there were a few too many errors in the version I was reading and they did distract me from the story more than once.  Despite that, it was an absolutely delightful story, with a couple of very memorable quotes - like "I love you like a fat kid loves cake" and "live and love fearless" - out of the context of the story they don't sound like much, but they are delivered just perfectly and that is what made them memorable for me.  Of course my favorite is the one I started this review with - "life is a giant canvas ... and you should throw as much paint on it as you can" - such a wonderful concept and one that I think we all should take notice of.