Did everyone else read a different book? We must have because I am not swooning over this one like the other two. 
 I gave That Boy and That Wedding five stars each. This one damn near got a single star. And I've waited years for this one to come out. Not entirely sure if maybe I just built it up in my head, but I can tell you I'm not happy right now. 
 Let me start off: it's not worth the 10 bucks that Amazon is charging. 10 dollars for the ebook - are you freaking kidding me? 
 Also, this review will feature spoilers so beware! 
 That Baby picks up pretty much where we left off in that wedding. JJ and Phillip are adorable in their happiness. They're moving into their new house and getting settled, finally giving JJ a place of comfort in a world that has often times been too much for her. Without her parents, she hasn't had an official family but no more! She's got Phillip to take care of her. 
 With her best friend Danny and his wife Lori expecting, baby is always on the brain. While Phillip is eager to start having children, JJ wants some time to just be a couple. So imagine her shock when she finds out she's pregnant. Scared and feeling out of control, she doesn't know what to do about it. Then she slowly starts to realize that maybe it'll be a good thing. The baby wasn't planned, but it belongs to her and Phillip so it can't be that bad. 
 That's when the book starts going downhill. 
 What I did like: 
 Phillip. I adored him much like I did in the earlier books. He's still Elynn Rider swoonworthy and a total prince charming. He stands up for his wife which is definitely an improvement from the earlier books. When someone says something mean, he defends her. He loves JJ and worships her and for that, I found him endearing. His cheesiness pecked at my heart. 
 Phillip and JJ together. They've spent the earlier books fighting and then getting back together and then fighting again. It was nice to finally have them happy and in love. 
 What I did not like: 
 Lori. What the hell did Dodd do to Lori? Everything that was likable about her before is completely gone. She turned her into an unredeemable character. If a friend of mine ever said or did the things that Lori did then we wouldn't be friends! Especially: (view spoiler)[Accusing JJ of having an affair with Danny, all but calling her a whore, and then saying she hopes her delivery is rough. I felt bad for Lori at first because I thought she was just wracked with nerves, but the jealousy was insane. I would never forgive her and Danny should have left her. (hide spoiler)] I think Dodd turned Lori so much that I loathe the character. 
 Danny and (view spoiler)[Jennifer (hide spoiler)]. So what was the point of that? (view spoiler)[It was too short to be significant and then Jennifer proved to not be an asshole so why didn't he just go with her? Was the point for us to know how sacred marriage is? That we should stand by someone who is emotionally abusive like Lori? Screw that! That's not something to promote at all. And Danny always had a backbone. Why doesn't his character respond the way he did before? (hide spoiler)] 
 The religious undertones. Oi. Okay, I know the author is religious and I get that carries over in the writing. I saw it in the first book and I saw it in the second. But this? (view spoiler)[Jesus shows up. Seriously? Did she seriously have JJ and Jesus meet? Was that absolutely necessary? I didn't mind her going to Heaven and seeing her parents. Fine. The parents thing was a big deal since the first book, but did she have to include Jesus Christ? (hide spoiler)] I'm just saying there is a separate area of the bookstore if that's the type of book she wants to write. 
 I am so disappointed. Maybe I'm being critical, but I can't get beyond the things I didn't like. I found the series enjoyable and fun and that's how I described it to people. I will not recommend this one though. While I'm glad I can still adore Phillip, I didn't care for the rest.