Review: 5 stars = I freaking LOVED this book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 2, 2014
I LOVE THIS BOOK!!! I have not read the previous books in the series and while it may have added to the experience, it was not necessary in order to understand what was going on and fully enjoy the book. This is the second chance love story of Adam and Nicki, two people who met in high school and had a short, yet intense relationship that ended when Adam had to return to England with his family (I believe this is the subject of the first book in the series). Forever Your Heart is told primarily from Adam’s point of view (POV), with the occasional scenes presented from Nicki’s POV to add depth and insight to the story, and Ms. Whitney does an excellent job in smoothly transitioning from one character’s POV to the other.The prologue and first chapter provide enough backstory so that readers are able to enjoy Adam’s story and connect with him almost immediately – or at least I did (and I’m sure the sexy British accent had little to do with it). While we don’t know the exact details, it’s easy to discern that Adam did some stupid things their first time around – he was a 17 year-old boy – and he’s never gotten over the “one that got away,” Nicki. So when the opportunity arises for him to insinuate himself in her life, he makes it happen. And what ensues is a story that made me laugh, cry, cringe, fan myself (hot sex scenes), smile as big as my mouth could physically manage, and fall in love with Adam and Nicki.Forever Your Heart is a beautifully written love story and even though I know how it ends, I will going back to read Beside Your Heart and Disclosure of the Heart because I suspect that it will only make me fall in love with Adam and Nicki that much more. I can only hope that Ms. Whitney has more books planned in the series as I’ve love to see what the future holds for Adam and Nicki, as well as for Lisa and David.I received a complimentary copy of the book in exchange for an honest review.Reviewed by Angela at Crystal's Many Reviewers!