This is a bizarre premise; anonymous (blind) sex in a high school maintenance room leading to… love?

I really didn’t appreciate how often Daniel explained how much he liked Six by comparing her to Val. I didn’t think Hoover would fall into this pitfall – she made a point in the Slammed series of having Will course correct himself and stop comparing his Lake to his old girlfriend because he should like her for who she is, not who she isn’t. It’s unfortunate to see some regression here as you expect authors to mature over time – but it happens a lot in Finding Cinderella.

Besides slightly expanding the universe and overcomplicating a lot of things, I don’t see the point of Finding Cinderella. It’s short, so it didn’t take much time to read, but I still found Daniel’s personality, in particular, too much to handle. There’s having a big personality, and then there’s overtly obnoxious to the point that no one would be friends with this person. His ‘nicknames’ are tone deaf and rude – I’m sorry, powder puff and cheese tits? What a nightmare.

The ‘twist’ was so over the top and yet resolved itself in a day. At least Holder and Sky got a weekend to sort through their over-the-top drama. And here I thought that was too quick…

It doesn’t hurt to read Finding Cinderella; it just doesn’t add much.