Pardon my corny word play, but I had no regrets reading Rock Chick Regret. :P 
 Keeping that aside, this book has to be the best in the whole series. In the books before this one, Kristen Ashley had certain plot lines that she used and abused in every one of them. Thankfully, that wasn't the case in this one. Sadie, oh Sadie! I could truly have a girl crush on her. Strong woman, she was sensible enough not to push herself into dangerous situations unlike certain Indy Savage and Ally Nightingale that we have read about before. Her internal monologue actually makes sense at times. You can relate with her fears, apprehensions and confusions. As much as others may pity her for the tough life she has lived through, she never gives the reader the chance to feel anything other than admiration and empathy for her "fucking will of steel", as Hector calls it. 
 She also happens to be the funniest of all Rock Chicks, not because she say idiotic statements and she's cute even when she's frustrating to other people. She actually does adorable and outright hilarious stuff. I had so many favourite statements by her by I'll only list a few here; 
 1)This was while Hector was discussing her clothing with her which Hector graciously (and intelligently) let her make her own decision. 
 "You were just a beautiful woman. Now you're my beautiful woman. What you got under your clothes is for me. No one else. They don't look. They don't touch. That's the deal. Yeah?" 
 I stared at him, speechless, which was a good thing because if I had words, I would have said them so loudly the neighbors would hear. 
 "Now," he went on, either not feeling or not caring about the badder than bad vibes emanating from me directly toward him, "go put on a tank." 
 That's when I found my words. 
 "Maybe I should go put on my ragged white dress and stone necklace and you can put on your leopard skin tunic and we can pedal in our stone car to the roadhouse before you go bowling with Barney and I go shopping with Betty, Fred." 
 2)"Um... African-American Hottie?" I called. "They're good. They're with me." 
 Cordell, who was also African-American, had his eyes locked on African-American Hottie and he asked, "Is she talkin' to you or me?" 
 "I've no fuckin' clue," African-American Hottie replied. 
 "I know your name, Cordell. Blooming heck, I've known you for years. I'm talking to the other African-American Hottie in the room," I explained. 
 Let's talk about Hector shall we? He's just plain and simple yummy! Unlike the other Hot Bunch guys in the series, Hector (or Double-H a.k.a Hispanic Hottie, as Ralphie refers to him), actually talks and discusses his thoughts with Sadie, and doesn't just use sex to telepathically transfer his orders into her. He's patient,thoughtful, sensitive, tries to be firm at the right time and actually acts like a normal respectable man, albeit a hot one (extremely). 
 The best part of the series was how Kristen Ashley treats the issue of rape. She provides just enough gravity to the situation where the reader understands how tough life can actually be for a survivor. She doesn't milk the tragedy for all its worth like many authors do with their books. We're given a respectably deep insight into the scenario. Ms Ashley deserves a lot of appreciation for her writing effort in this book. 
 I absolutely adored this book.