Review: The thing I loved most about this story was just the chemistry between Adam and Nicki.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 12, 2013
Disclosure of the heart is the story I have been waiting for since reading the synopsis for Beside Your Heart. While I did love the first book in this series I was dooped into reading it. You see the synopsis for Beside Your Heart didn't match what the book was about. In fact the synopsis seems to match Disclosure of the Heart a bit better. Now here is the kicker had I of read a synopsis that more closely matched Beside Your Heart I probably never would have read this series, and I would have missed out on an incredible love story. So well played Mary Whitney, well played.Disclosure of the Heart is a breath of fresh air into a genre overrun with billionaires and bad boys. Don't get me wrong I do enjoy a good billionaire love story, but they are all starting to morph together. Adam is a normal guy with a career as a political reporter. As a teenager Adam was forced to leave his high school girlfriend and love of his life Nicki to move back home, which is an ocean away! Now fast forward to the present, Adam is presented with a job opportunity that will land him right in Nicki's lap. Nicki is content with her job and ever traveling boyfriend until the day Adam Kincaid walks back into her life. Feelings Nicki had buried deep inside for so many years start to bubble up at the very site of Adam, but will Nicki risk it all for another chance with her first love?The thing I loved most about this story was just the chemistry between Adam and Nicki. I found myself giggling while reading, as if I was some school girl falling in love myself. I would catch myself with these cheeseball smiles on my face, I mean they are just positively adorable. Adam has that British humor I just couldn't help but fall in love with. I also like how the characters grow dynamically from when they were teenagers in Beside Your Heart.Now I gave Disclosure of the Heart four hearts because when I read Beside Your Heart I was emotionally moved. I couldn't get through Beside Your Heart without crying and I felt like in comparison Disclosure of the Heart lacked the same emotional aspect. Which is fine a book doesn't need to be emotional BUT I felt like Mary Whitney was trying to grasp at things to make it another emotional powerhouse and fell short. Either way emotional or lack thereof emotions I still absolutely adored this story.I recommend this book to adult readers and lovers of contemporary romance.