The Problem with Falling

The Problem Series, Book 3

By: Brittainy Cherry

Narrated by: Aure Nash, Ryan West

Willow Kingsley is everything I don't need in my life.

She's sunshine and chaos dressed in a flower crown. She's a wildflower in a world I've spent years trying to keep simple and quiet. She talks too much, smiles too easily, and doesn't understand the meaning of personal space. Worst of all, she's staying in my house for the summer, turning my carefully guarded world upside down.

I know I should keep my distance. People like her don't stay, and I've had my fill of being left behind. But the more time I spend with her, the harder it is to remember why I built these walls in the first place. She's getting under my skin—into my heart—and making me want things I've spent years trying to avoid.

Falling for Willow would be a mistake. She's a free bird, and I'm the anchor she's desperate to escape. But every time she looks at me, I can't help but wonder: What if she's not the one who's meant to fly? What if, this time, I'm meant to soar?

©2024 Brittainy Cherry (P)2025 Podium Audio

Fantastic Brittany!

I loved every minute of this Audio! I laughed sooo hard at the Banter between these wonderful characters! Wonderfully written! I couldn’t stop listening! Buy this Audio!! You won’t be disappointed!

Love and Life

My favorite of the Problem series. Pull at my heart strings. I felt every laughter, cry, anger, delicousness, and love.

Excellent!!

I could not put this down for a second! Theo gave me life with his grumpy ways and Willow pulled the grumpy right out of him. I would like to see an Anna book now please and thank you.

Love love loved this book

Willows story was my absolute favorite of the series. Aure and Ryan’s narration was excellent. Loved it from beginning to end.

Opposites Attract

I wasn’t expecting Willow’s book to be so emotional after seeing her as the fun, free-spirited sister in the other books, but honestly, this one ended up being my favorite of the series.

Willow and Theo are total opposites, but they just work together. They really let each other be their true, vulnerable selves without any judgment, which I loved.

I’m usually not a fan of dual timelines, but the chapters with Molly and Harper were awesome. It was great getting a peek into the past and seeing how it all tied together.