Blind Date Novel Review

My Thoughts on Blind Date

"Blind Date" promised a cute and potentially spicy romance, and while it delivered on some fronts, I walked away feeling a little…confused. It’s a quick read, a one-shot that aims for a straightforward plot, but the ending left me scratching my head more than swooning.

First Impressions

The premise definitely grabbed my attention: a mature, successful omega dad being set up on a blind date by his daughter. The idea of a younger love interest is intriguing, and I was ready for some lighthearted fun. The initial interactions were promising, painting the MC as an elegant and desirable character.

What Works Well

The healthy dynamic between the father and daughter is a definite highlight. It's clear they care deeply for each other, and the daughter's matchmaking efforts, though a bit meddling, come from a place of love. I also appreciated that the omegaverse aspect wasn't the central focus, allowing the characters and their relationships to take center stage. The story is concise and cuts straight to the chase, which some might find refreshing.

Areas of Concern

My biggest issue lies with the pacing and the ending. The romance felt rushed. After the confession, the story skips over the crucial development of the relationship. This leaves a significant void, making the romance feel somewhat unearned. Also, the omegaverse tag seems a bit misleading, as it doesn't significantly impact the plot. I almost forgot it was there.

Final Verdict

"Blind Date" has potential, but it ultimately falls short due to its rushed pacing and confusing ending. While the premise is cute and the characters are likable, the lack of romantic development and the ambiguous conclusion left me feeling unsatisfied. It's a quick read, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it unless you're looking for something extremely short and don't mind a bit of confusion.