I'd almost forgotten about this series, but I'm really glad that I decided to stick with it because Rock Wedding is a lovely story of forgiveness and love that I think will touch many readers. 
 Sarah is a sweet woman, eager to take care of her husband Abe. He's the keyboard player from Schoolboy Choir, and he's got some big demons riding around on his shoulders. He's dealing with some heavy grief made more potent by drug addiction, and unfortunately takes it out on Sarah. In these brutal opening scenes, Nalini Singh gives a eyes-wide-open view of the end of a marriage. The words here hurt and brought tears to my eyes with their nastiness. 
 In the aftermath, Sarah manages to make it through the dark days afterward. She moves past Abe as best as she can, but not everything she does works out for her. Her heart is broken a second time and it's Abe that comes to pull her out of her grief. 
 But Sarah's heart is still tender and she isn't sure if she can survive Abe a second time. I absolutely loved this part of the book, where these two people find their way back to each other. I rarely read romance where forgiveness plays such a huge part, and I adored that about this story. 
 I loved Abe and Sarah and their journey. It was sweet without being sticky, and realistic without being a downer. It was great to see the characters from the previous books in the series again too. 
 The writing is great, the emotions pack the pages. I kept turning the pages to the end and it left me wanting more. I definitely recommend this if you are looking for a romance that's a little bit different and diverse. 
 ARC provided for review.