I have to admit that I wasn't that excited to read this book. Why, when I loved the Fever series so much? Well, I never really liked Dani in those books, so I wasn't anxious to read a whole book about her. I should have trusted Ms. Moning not to let me down. I loved this book. 
 To begin with, it was great to enter this world again. Reading the Fever series is a MUST before reading this book. Iced starts right where Shadowfever ended. Yes, Dani is still an annoying teenager, full of belligerence and self-righteousness. However, I am starting to see what made her that way and I'm beginning to see glimpses of the woman I am hoping she becomes. 
 I love Ryodan. Love, love, love. He is ALPHA male, in capital letters! Yum! And I also love Christian and Dancer and Lor. I just can't wait to see how the story progresses. And, I can't wait for Dani to grow up so that there can be a romance with someone. (She is only 14 in this book, so no romance yet.) 
 I loved the titles of the chapters. Brilliant! I knew the majority of them, but the others I Googled. 
 There was only one thing about this book that bugged me...A LOT!! It was the phrase "all the sudden." Now, this wasn't just some teenage way of talking that Dani has, like her constant use of the word "dude." I'm fine with that. This was in the narrative of the book, over and over and over again. 
 example: "...I'm stuck like a fly in superglue, when all the sudden the air in front of the dock starts to shimmer..." or "All the sudden there's a disturbance in the air..." 
 It was actually so annoying that it pulled me out of the story every time. Please stop saying that in the next book. Please! 
 Other than that, I am anxiously awaiting the next in the series and I'm hoping that Dani is maybe at least 17 or 18. Please write fast Ms. Moning. :)