Problem Child: Foster Bro Code book 4: DJ Jamison

It's release day for PROBLEM CHILD 🧡 and the ending of a great series! The Foster Bro Code books were entertaining as hell, and I am sad they're over.

Bailey, the baby of the family, is off at college fulfilling everyones dreams but his own. He wants to be working in the family garage with Flynn. But his brothers won't like that either.

This is the story of Bailey's growing pains. We get a lot of Flynn's doubts and Bailey making some interesting choices 👀 and some new characters through Redemption Road! Oh, and of course someone is up to something, because something is ALWAYS happening to these babies. 

Problem Child was entertaining, and I always enjoy coming back to familiar characters and wonderful stories.

I enjoyed the brother's acceptance of Flynn. I love how even though they got their HEAs, Axel and Holden are still messed up.

Sad the series had to end, definitely recommend!



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