I've made it known throughout my reading career just how much I love falling in love with characters. I think it's one of the primary reasons I love series - I get the chance to know characters on a better level. With each book, I learning something new about my people. 
 Well, I am loving getting to know these characters. 
 That Wedding starts (literally) right where That Boy ended. They're engaged, they're happy, they're giddy, and feeling out of control. It's this control that continues to slip as the book progresses. While JJ is confident she's found her prince, her happily ever after, she's being bombarded by confrontations and decisions she does not want to make. 
 Her future mother-in-law wants her to jump right into wedding planning. Her pastor wants her to discuss her past with her parents and her present relationship. Her groom wants her to open up to him. All while her own mind is spinning like a tilt-a-whirl and she just wants to get off the ride. 
 While I understand she had a lot to deal with, her inability to open up to anyone, even her groom or her best friend, made me furious. At one point, I was downright disgusted with JJ. She made mistakes and was completely jeopardizing her relationship with that boy. I mean, he's perfect! He's real and wonderful and sweet and just so effing patient that it made my heart hurt. 
 However, in the end, I was completely won over. Danny tugged at my heart, proving to me he'll make a fantastic father. Phillip continued to make me smile into utter mush. Plus, I think JJ came to terms with various aspects of her life. 
 Can I just say - I WANT TO READ THAT BABY! IT MUST BE WRITTEN! LIKE YESTERDAY! 
 When I even THINK about That Baby, I get a little giddy. 
 Pretty please, Ms. Dodd?!