Iced (Fever, #6) in SOS: Serious Overload of Series

Nov 17, 2012 Discordia Dieux rated it it was amazing

I might be subjective about it, given that I looove uber alpha heroes, but THIS BOOK IS GREAT! I enjoyed the unpredictability of the plot, the interaction between the characters, the world building ... I needed to read the book with the heating system turned on, because, I, myself, was getting ICED while reading the book, just like I could smell the Crimson Hag...

Of course, Dani's age and interaction with Ryo and Christian have been subjected to criticism throughout reviews, but, "dude", KMM man ...more

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Dec 04, 2012 Sharon rated it it was amazing

I was a little apprehensive about reading this story. I loved (in an unnatural way) the Fever series, but I never really cared for the character Dani and the thought of a trilogy about her wasn’t appealing. I knew I would read it because I love Moning’s emotional first person POV writing style and the Fever world and all its characters. You don’t have to read the Fever series to enjoy this book. Moning does a good job of giving the reader any extra information needed, but you are totally missing I was a little apprehensive about reading this story. I loved (in an unnatural way) the Fever series, but I never really cared for the character Dani and the thought of a trilogy about her wasn’t appealing. I knew I would read it because I love Moning’s emotional first person POV writing style and the Fever world and all its characters. You don’t have to read the Fever series to enjoy this book. Moning does a good job of giving the reader any extra information needed, but you are totally missing out on one of the best series out there if you don’t.

I love that we experience things through many different characters POVs. Dani’s POV got on my nerves in the beginning. In part, because Moning was very repetitive with Dani’s thoughts. I don’t know if this was on purpose since Dani is such a chaotic character or if Moning just went overboard. By the end of the book I found Dani to be tolerable. Her growth over the trilogy is a what this story is about so I think I will eventually I will like her. Most of the book is from her POV and we learn some interesting information about her past. She is only 14 at this point and she would act mature beyond her years one moment and then like a teenager the next. It was interesting to watch her and the other characters struggle with this.

Mac and Barrons are mentioned though out the book, but we never have any interaction with them until the very end. Based on the ending of ICED we will see more of them in book two. There are three possible love interests for Dani at this point! I know, right?

Dancer is Dani’s post-apocolyptic buddy. He is a human and a genius. He obviously has feelings for Dani, but she is just too focused on herself to notice. He is just a little too perfect though. Like all the characters, he isn’t all that he seems and I can’t wait to find out.

Ryodan is one of Barrons’ men and he has been watching Dani since she was 9 when he found out about what she calls her “superpowers”. They are very much like Ryodans. He is sort of “the law” in Dublin now that the walls have fallen. He is like Barrons, but he wants to have power and is willing to do anything to achieve it. We don’t know why yet, or how Dani figures into his plans, but he sees something in her and is waiting for it. You really can’t tell his interest is romantic or just power driven yet. Moning is definitely setting up a love hate relationship between them.

Then there is Christian. I think he is the most complex and interesting character. You have to read the Fever series to understand what happened to him, but he is turning into the fourth Unseelie Prince. It is heart breaking to watch him struggle to hold onto his human side. Moning is creating a lot of sympathy for him even though his Unseelie side is very dark and twisted. He also sees something in Dani he calls a “light” and he is in love with her and plans to make her his Unseelie princess.

There are many character threads and they are all just starting to be woven together. I am very excited to find out what Moning has in store for us. I don’t know how she will get us there, but it will be on hell of an emotional rollercoaster ride!
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Jan 03, 2012 April rated it it was amazing

Shelves: awesome-worlds, paranormal-supernatural, read-in-2012, humor, post-apocalyptic, mc-with-special-talent-s, urban-fantasy

Review to come soon! So in love with this Fever spin off series! Loved Dani as the main character, she kicks so much ass and I love her sarcastic sass and sense of humor! Gahh soo much to say!! If you haven't read the Fever series - read that first and then read ICED ASAP! :D ...more

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Oct 03, 2016 Bee rated it really liked it

I enjoyed hearing Dani's POV..
She's 14, she's a kid so she's not going to say things adults would say nor make the same
decisions..

Saying "Dude" and "Feck" throughout the book grew on my nerves at times but again,
she's 14.. That's what I'd expect one to say especially after what she's been through..

The part about love interests.. I'll leave that one alone..

Not going there.. She's 14!!

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Jun 10, 2012 Jacqueline rated it really liked it

As a huge fan of The Fever Series I was very excited to read this book! I absolutely love them all so there were some very big shoes to fill.
Karen Marie Moning definitely didn't disappoint!

I've always been intrigued by Dani so this book was a perfect fix after The previous books.
It was really really good! I was worried it would somehow feel different from the others but it was great.
I liked it very much although I'm still craving more Mac & Barrons (Naturally) so hopefully the next book will f ...more

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Oct 30, 2012 Yvonne Francis rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 1-owned-books-read, young-adult, adult-paranormal-romance, 8-all-time-favorites, fiction, distopia, fae-fairies, urban-fantasy

There are few books that really grab my attention from the begining until the very last page. This novel did just that. I read the whole thing in one day, and I can't wait for the next one to come out. Moning has created a world that I wish I could read about everyday. It is hard to move on to reading another novel after reading something this good. It has officially made it to my All Time Favorites list. ...more

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