I definitely liked Black Ice! There was so much going on, and it's different than a lot of other mysteries/thrillers I've read. 
 I like that it's more surviving in the wilderness and what's going on with the murders. Granted, I did manage to figure out who was behind the murders quite a bit before it was actually revealed. I don't quite remember when I figured it out, but I did. What kept me reading was wanting to know the motivation behind it. Still, I felt like things were pretty unpredictable, and I was never completely sure of what was going to happen next, even though I wasn't particularly surprised by how things turned out. 
 I LOVED the atmosphere of the book, and it really added to the craziness that happens on the mountain. Of all of the crazy things that happened, I didn't like the romance. At all. 
 I didn't care for it , and I didn't really get the point of Britt and Mason falling for each other. I get that they both understand what it was like to be up on that mountain- which is actually fine- but the romance felt like it was there just to be there. In the sense that they know what the other went through, the romance does make sense. I get that she both wants and doesn't want Calvin, her ex. That was actually pretty believable. 
 What I didn't find believable was Britt's friendship with Corbie. I really didn't get why the two girls were best friends, and I kind of wish that their relationship had something more to it, because it felt like a pretty shallow friendship. I did like that Britt seemed to find a couple great friends that she met in college, and that her story was tied back to Mason's in the end. 
 Let's Rate It: Even though some things weren't believable or didn't really work work for me, I wanted to keep reading to see how things would turn out. Black Ice gets 3 stars.