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What is Finding Perfect about?
Finding Perfect Book Summary — Colleen Hoover’s bridge novella returns to Daniel and Six at Friendsgiving. Six’s grief over the son she placed for adoption has deepened, so Daniel looks for information and reaches Graham Wells, the child’s adoptive father from All Your Perfects. The story connects Finding Cinderella with Quinn and Graham’s marriage and closes the five-book Hopeless sequence.
Main characters
- Daniel Wesley
- The narrator, determined to understand Six’s grief and locate their child.
- Six Jacobs
- Daniel’s partner and the child’s birth mother.
- Graham Wells
- The adoptive father Daniel reaches during his search.
- Quinn Wells
- Graham’s wife and the child’s adoptive mother.
- Sky and Holder
- Friends who help Daniel during the holiday crisis.
- The child
- Daniel and Six’s son, adopted through a closed process after his birth in Italy.
Spoiler-free plot summary
At a planned Friendsgiving, Daniel realizes that Six’s distance is connected to the child they learned about in Finding Cinderella. The holiday setting concentrates several series relationships in one place.
Daniel decides that avoiding the subject is no longer kindness. With help from friends, he searches for the family created by the closed adoption, knowing that any contact must respect both Six’s grief and the child’s established home.
Because the novella is a crossover conclusion, its emotional effect depends on reading Finding Cinderella and All Your Perfects first. It is short, but it resolves a question spanning two otherwise separate romances.
Hopeless series reading-order map
Finding Perfect works as the final bridge because it needs the origins of two couples before joining them.
First
Hopeless → Losing Hope
Sky and Holder establish the friend group and its two perspectives.
Then
Finding Cinderella
Daniel and Six discover the pregnancy and closed adoption.
Before this novella
All Your Perfects
Quinn and Graham’s marriage explains the adoptive family Daniel reaches.
Content note
Before revealing the full plot
The full summary discusses teen pregnancy, childbirth, closed adoption, infertility, depression and grief.
Ready for the complete plot?
The next section identifies the adoptive parents and explains what contact Daniel and Six receive.
Frequently asked questions
Is Finding Perfect a full novel?
No. The cited Atria edition is a 96-page novella.
What should you read before Finding Perfect?
At minimum read Finding Cinderella and All Your Perfects; the full official order begins with Hopeless.
Who adopted Daniel and Six’s child?
Graham and Quinn Wells from All Your Perfects.
Is Finding Perfect the last Hopeless book?
Yes. Current official ordering lists it as book five.
Editorial note
Sources & copyright note
This page is an independent, original summary and analysis. It does not reproduce the novel’s chapters or dialogue. Book metadata, series order, age guidance and the spoiler-free premise were checked against official author and publisher pages; plot details should be checked against a lawfully obtained copy before publication.
- Colleen Hoover — official Finding Perfect page
- Colleen Hoover — official series order and age guidance
- Official publisher metadata for Finding Perfect
Last source review: August 9, 2026. Page counts and ISBNs vary by edition. Finding Perfect and its characters remain the copyright of their respective rights holders.
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