In this laugh-out-loud romantic comedy, USA Today bestselling author Jenny Holiday proves that opposites don't just attract, they ignite.
Gia's character starts out in an irritating fashion by being obnoxious to the airline staff when there is a weather delay. Bennett is also at the airport and watches this first hand, before realizing that she's part of the same wedding party he is to be in.
Being the good guy he is, he saves Gia from sleeping in the airport by taking her home with him. Gia's not exactly the best company but they manage pretty well considering the only thing they have in common is getting to the wedding on time.
Gia's obsession with getting to the wedding is rather annoying at times. There is plenty of time to get to Florida from New York and I understand her urgency, but rather than find a reliable way to get there, she seems to fall apart and place blame.
Bennett is a good guy. He put up Gia's crap when he didn't have to, and ultimately comes up with a way to get to Florida (by driving). As he and Gia get to know each other, they find common ground and let the sparks ignite.
I enjoyed this book, but Gia's harpy-ness could be toned down just a bit.
Reviewers on the Wicked Reads Review Team were provided a free copy of Three Little Words (Bridesmaids Behaving Badly #3) by Jenny Holiday to read and review.