Stacey and Kevin Bryce agreed from one of their first conversations that they wanted to foster children. After 6 years together they finally felt they'd gotten their lives and family to a place where they were ready. A House With Many Rooms tells the story of never really being ready. Their expectations are transformed, their patience is pushed to the limits, their strength is challenged, their love is tested, and their hairs are grayed. Set against the backdrop of a global pandemic, the Bryces navigate through the American foster care system. The journey takes them down roads they didn't expect and through both painful and joyful experiences they couldn't have imagined. They find themselves desperate to bring stability to children lost in an unpredictable world. It's an honest undertaking of what it means to welcome children who have experienced trauma into your home. Ultimately, it is a story of family: broken but redemptive, and messy but beautiful.