This weeview was originally posted on Ruby's Reads. 
 Let's just get right down to it: This was a DNF for me. I was on the fence about reading it in the first place because I found Dani's narrative in the earlier Fever books so incredibly irritating. If you, too, were worried about that, let me reassure you! Dani's voice in Iced is sufficiently removed from that earlier obnoxious tone. It's still the perspective of a fourteen-year-old, though, so beware. KMM captures it fairly well. It's just that fourteen-year-old girls are not my favorite demographic. 
 So why did I DNF it? Due to extreme frustration. Dani is powerless in this novel, despite all of her supposed kick-assness. I remember having issues with this where Mac was concerned, but withIced, my cup runneth over. She's surrounded by alpha-males who all kind of suck. I was initially pro-Ryodan, but Dani's only 14 and won't be much older by the time the series finishes. Here's the thing, though (and I realize that I'm focusing on the romantic aspect, but come on! Whose blog did you think you were reading?!) I don't think I'd be happy if Dani ended up with Ryodan...but I also wouldn't be happy if she ended up with anyone else. So I think I'm going to wait for the last book to come out, spoil myself with Dani's HEA (if she's going to have one) and then decide whether or not to read the trilogy.