Review: Adam Kincaid's POV...oh my!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 15, 2014
“It was then that I realized she was the love of my life. A love I'd found and lost and then, remarkably, found again. I relished each and every kiss because of that.”I love second-chance romances, and Forever Your Heart is certainly one which brings together two strong, independent people who haven't spoken to each other for sixteen years.  Not having read the previous books in the series, this book is my introduction to British journalist Adam Kincaid, and oh my! He's a little cocky, but a gentleman. Although he has tried to move on, he's utterly and hopelessly in love with the girl who stole his heart years ago. How romantic is this story!Nicki and Adam have known each other since high school. I was brought up to speed quickly on what went on between them in the past and events which lead to them not speaking for many years.  Now in their thirties, Nicki is Deputy White House Press Secretary to the President of the US, and Adam has taken a reporting job for the BBC, a job that will allow him to live and work in close proximity to Nicki.“But now you're also this fascinating woman. I want to touch you, but I want more. I want to hear your stories. I want to listen to your opinions on things. I want to get to know you again.”I loved knowing Adam's POV, because I really felt the magnitude of how much he cares for and misses Nicki. He truly wants another chance with her, but with both of them in the public eye the waters have to be navigated slowly.  Mary Whitney did a beautiful job establishing friendship and a sense of the main characters being true soul mates.  I thought it was cute that the closest people around them kept nudging them together, which created really cute bonding-time scenes.After having read Mary Whitney's Compromising Positions, I adore her writing and storytelling! I'm so glad I got the chance to read Forever Your Heart. This romantic story of reconnection was wonderfully executed.  I've enjoyed reading about Adam and Nicki as grown-ups that I now want to go back and read the first book and see how it all began for them in high school. *A complimentary copy was gifted to me, and this is my honest review.