Love Story by Jennifer Echols was one of my most anticipated releases because I absolutely love her books. I've read them all, and was ready for another, so being able to read Love Story made me very happy. 
 The plot for this one is set at a college rather than a high school, which is different from her other books - and made me a little extra excited. There aren't many books about the first year of college, and I really enjoy reading about that time period in someone's life. 
 The beginning of the book starts with a story written by our main character, Erin. This confused me a little, because I did not totally realize what was going on. Soon it all started to make sense, as we transport back to Erin and find out she is taking a creative writing class. A character in the story we've read ends up showing up in the class, and Erin worries that everyone will figure out her story is about him. 
 This is the only reason I gave this book four out of five stars - I could not understand why it was such a big deal for the professor to find out that she had based her story on a real person. I understand embarrassment, but she was worried about losing an internship if her professor found out, and throughout the entire book I never understood why. Perhaps someone could enlighten me. 
 Both Erin and Hunter use the creative writing class to communicate with each other via the stories they write, which was a fun twist. We get to read a few stories from each, and this helps us to learn more about both Erin and Hunter. 
 There were also several small twists in Love Story that kept me guessing (literally until the end). Sometimes contemporary YA can be predictable, but Jennifer Echols did an excellent job of keeping it fresh. 
 Love Story is another must read for fans of Jennifer Echols. It is an excellent contemporary, and I expected nothing less!