Finding Perfect

Six — the best friend of the protagonist in Hopeless — is the focal character. She was first introduced in Hopeless and received her own love story in Finding Cinderella. Finding Perfect follows her further and is considered the final entry in the Hopeless series.

Yes — Finding Perfect assumes knowledge of Hopeless, Losing Hope, and Finding Cinderella at minimum. Reading in series order provides the character context that makes Finding Perfect meaningful.

Lighter and more optimistic than the main Hopeless series, which deals with significant trauma. Finding Perfect functions as a warm closing chapter for the series rather than introducing new heavy subject matter.

Yes — positioned at #3.5 after All Your Perfects (#3), it is the final entry in the five-book series as currently published.

It is a novella — considerably shorter than the main series novels. It was released in 2019 as the capstone to the Hopeless series universe.

Both are part of the Hopeless series universe and were published close together (All Your Perfects in 2018, Finding Perfect in 2019). Characters from across the series may appear, though the primary focus is on Six rather than Quinn and Graham from All Your Perfects.