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Raelyn isn’t happy about going home, but she doesn’t have a choice. Her twin brother, Ty, is back home recovering from a rodeo accident and she has run out of the last of her money. She doesn’t want and hasn’t in the last couple of years the money set aside by her father.

Raelyn has a big chip on her shoulder towards her father and the ranch where they grew up. She and her brother didn’t see eye to eye with their father and left as soon as they could, each going their separate ways. She always wanted to make it big in the singing industry, but a few bad choices along the way, she had never made it big. Now to her she is crawling back to the last place she ever wanted to be again, Cougar Ranch.

To Raelyn, Hud McKabe her daddy’s right hand man is still like he was all those years ago. He was silent and didn’t miss much going on around him. It seems the crush that she had on him over eight years ago didn’t go away. It flares up hot and heavy when they meet again.

Hud is the quiet and silent type but doesn’t miss much especially where Raelyn is concerned. It also doesn’t help the two of them that they are sharing the guesthouse, granted, it is big and has several bedrooms and enough room to avoid someone if wanted or needed too.

Rock My World isn’t just about Raelyn and Hud. The question is can Raelyn learn to forgive and move forward. But it is the struggle along the way to find oneself, to discover that time can change people and that all along they might have just had your best interest at heart and didn’t want to see you struggle.

Ms. Eden gave us a story full of twists, turns and bumps. The secondary characters help play a minor role of moving the story along. It also gives several of the characters a second chance at their own happiness. Now if they take the chance given to them and of course they get some help from Raelyn. The second chances are also not just for the secondary characters but also for Raelyn and Hud and maybe just making their wishes come true.