REVIEW: Drake by Jodie Harper (Foster Bros #3)

- May 30, 2026

DRAKE

Foster Bros - Book Three

by Jodie Harper

Release Date: May 28, 2026

Review

I love this powerful, emotional series of Foster brothers, the amazing fathers who took them in, and the men they find to spend their future with. Throw in some kink for a little added something something.

I’ve been excited for Drake’s story. The brother who is gone for long stretches in secrecy, but you could always feel his longing and need. Trying to find that connection and someone to fill his desires.

Then he has a chance to connect with Finn. Drake sees his needs, and helps him find an outlet, filling something inside him that’s been missing, and connects them both.

It’s a beautiful story.

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Synopsis

Drake

When Drake was twelve, he found himself homeless and alone. Helped by a friendly neighbour, he meets Robin, a foster parent, and quickly becomes part of his family. As he grows, his need to protect grows with him, from the army to a more secretive career, and onto body protection. Until his job guarding Rafe, a pop idol and spoiled brat. Falling in love with him was never in his job description. On being found out, his life changed again.

Finn

A call to Memphis has his best friend rushing back to his side, and unknowingly, he puts him in danger. His first meeting with Drake was fraught with pain and anger, but still Finn could see and feel an attraction. His Dom wakes up, but Drake doesn’t seem to show any kind of interest. It isn’t until Finn discovers exactly what happened to Memphis that he shows up to see his best friend to apologise.

It was a trip he never returned from—all because of Drake.

This is the third book in the Foster Bros series; whilst it can be read as a standalone, the previous books enhance the story. Drake is a romance book, but it has dark and violent parts. Of course, romance wins, but please, if concerned, check the TW at the start of the book.