Review: Into the Night Reviews ... Disclosure of the Heart by Mary Whitney
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 11 16, 2013
Disclosure of the Heart gave me exactly what I was wanting at the end of Beside Your Heart.  The story told in the first book was just beautiful and it unfolded at a realistic pace, but I was disappointed with the ending as I would have liked to have known more about what the future held for Adam and Nicki.  My wish was granted in Disclosure of the Heart.  This book picks up where Beside Your Heart finished and we get to read the story of the reconnection between Adam and Nicki as adults.If I had to describe Disclosure of the Heart in a few words I would say it is a sweet love story.  The connection between Adam and Nicki has withstood the test of time.  The two are challenged by their work circumstances and their existing relationships but it is abundantly clear that the love that they shared as teenagers has not waned.This was a very easy read: there was no earth shattering drama, I even thought the way the existing relationships were handled was quite tactful.  Of course being the Press Secretary for the newly elected President meant that Nicki was ever conscious of scandal that could have consequences for the White House.  This meant that actions were measured and carefully thought through.  While some would argue this meant there was none of the spontaneous intensity of a good romance, I thought it built the romantic tension between Adam and Nicki really well.Other characters from the first book make a return, most notably David, Adam's cousin who has not lost any of his outrageously flirty style.  The story moved at a pace that was engaging and Whitney has a really lovely writing style.  I was lost in the story as I read and felt satisfied with how things finished.  If you have read Beside Your Heart you should definitely pick up Disclosure of the Heart.Visit Into the Night Reviews at [...] or Facebook: [...] for book reviews, new release updates, giveaways and more!!