Book Review: The Blizzard Pact by Coya Wilson

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The Blizzard Pact by Coya Wilson


Format: Kindle/Kindle Unlimited
Holiday Romance Novella

Book Review


Coya Wilson understood the assignment—short, sweet, snowy, and satisfying. The Blizzard Pact is a cozy holiday romance that wraps you up like a warm blanket during a winter storm. I genuinely enjoyed the characters and found myself wanting more from them (always a good sign).


This was my first time reading this author, but it definitely won’t be my last. What stood out most? Even in novella form, the story felt complete—I didn’t walk away craving closure or feeling like anything was missing. That’s intentional writing, clean pacing, and thoughtful character work.


And you already know—The Blizzard Pact gets Yolanda’s Stamp of Approval. If you’re looking for a quick, feel-good holiday escape to melt your heart faster than hot cocoa cools, add this to your Kindle ASAP.


Trust me, your TBR needs this blizzard.



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