Frozen was an interesting mix of post apocalyptic future, military/government tyranny and magic. I found the idea of this future Las Vegas to be fascinating. I wish there could have been just a tad bit more time spent there so I'm a bit torn on that respect - but the journey gets even more engaging once the tale takes us outside of Las Vegas. 
 This was a story that was reaching for so many elements and because of that some of sort of fell by the wayside. In that way I think it both worked and didn't work. Ultimately, I believe whether a reader will enjoy Frozen will really depend on how busy they like their reading to be. While I feel rather middle of the road on Frozen I do think it is a book that I would pick up and read again at a later time - AND likely enjoy more the second time around. I've read a fair number of debut author titles the past two years and this one had a debut author feel to it. Slightly rough around the edges and in need of a tad bit more polish but still enjoyable. I think this is one that may get better with the next book. 
 I liked the main characters Nat and Wes and they had a blossoming relationship that was interesting to see develop. There was however, some undefinable element that left me wanting something more. What that is I can't explain and can only hope I see it in book 2. I do wonder if this wouldn't have made a better adult series instead of a young adult one. 
 For those who are really loving YA post apocalyptic fiction and would like it with a dose of magical elements thrown in this would be a title to consider.