Forget Barrons, forget Mac. 
 Welcome to the world of Mega, Dani O'Malley. Dani is a 14 years old girl who used to be Mac's best friend until Mac learned the painful truth. 
 Dani's world is the same world we visited one year ago when the walls between Earth and Fae crashed down. Now, the streets of Dublin are full of Fae (Seelie and Unseelie) who do not watch and ward any more from humans. There is a strange new world. Humans and Fae are mingled. They visit pubs together, they talk, they have sex and they kill each other. There is violence everywhere and lack of food which is edible for humans. 
 Ryodan is the new leading male character. The owner of a club where Fae and humans can come together peacefully, dance the night away and maybe share a few bites from their flesh. 
 Ryodan is one of the immortals from Barron's team and I am not sure which of them is the boss or the most important in this team. I guess you could say if there was a kingdom and Ryodan was the king, Barrons would be the wizard - someone much stronger than anybody in the kingdom, but who does not care making the decisions. Seriously even in book 8 of the series you will not be sure who is what in this immortals team. 
 Christian and Dancer are helping Dani and are antagonizing and lusting for her. I can positively say that Ryodan and some of his gazillion years old friends are also lusting for her. This may bother you as well because Dani is underage. IT DID BOTHER ME. Let me give you an example of a typical dialogue: 
 "It happens when I get really excited. The more excited I get, the more I vibrate." 
 "Now there's a thought," Lor says. 
 "If you mean what I think you mean, you want to shut the fuck up and never think it again," Ryodan says. 
 "Just saying, boss," Lor says. "You can't tell me you didn't think it, too. 
 Just, yuck... 
 There is also a new unknown danger in the city. People are freezing on the spot and dying, i.e. that's the reason for the book's title "Iced". Dani and her friends are trying to figure out who is responsible and stop him. 
 The book is written from Dani's POV. 
 I have to admit that it is my least favorite from the series. I literally forced myself to finish it in order to see where the story is going. 
 Dani pretends that she is a superhero, she has her own version of a daily newspaper stating the events from the city of Dublin and she simply does not stop moving. I did not particularly liked this constant movement in the previous books (Ok, I may have found it cute sometimes), but in this book it is really annoying. 
 Thank God Barrons and Mac are back in the next book.