I'm pretty sure that I mention this every time I do a review that this relates to - but I love second chance stories. It started early for me, I'm pretty sure I can blame Austen's lovers from Persuasion, Captain Wentworth and Anne Elliot - who showed me in the most wonderful way that even those who didn't think it possible, got their happily ever after. There is just something perfect about love that takes it's time. 
 As with the other books in the series, Rock Wedding brings the angst, (although not quite as much as previous books in the series). Both Abe and Sarah come with baggage from the past. When we meet up with our couple, Abe has begun to work through the issues that drove him to drugs & alcohol. He's sober and determined to make amends with Sarah. While Sarah is recovering from the stillbirth of her child and domestic violence with Jeremy. It felt like instead of dealing with obstacles in their relationship, Abe and Sarah could concentrate on rebuilding their relationship and I appreciate that is how Nalini wrote their story, we may not know all of their past going into their story, but we do know they have history. 
 One thing I enjoyed about this book was how strong Sarah was, her past was incredibly hard, and despite everything that has happened she has risen above it to become a successful business owner, I love that Nalini never fails to write strong female leads. And oh my stars...Abe courting Sarah - Nalini can most definitely write an amazing wooing scene. 
 I think this was a wonderful conclusion to the series, we get to revisit our couples at some important moments in their lives, our couples have gotten their happily ever afters. I'm looking forward to reading more in the Rock Kiss universe when we return to New Zealand, (if you sign up for Nalini's newsletter you'll find more information about that!), and Rock Wedding will most definitely be on my reread shelf.