Review: Unique Setting, Great Characters, Strong Romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 1, 2012
This is one of the few books I've read that couldn't happen without the setting, for Antarctica is an integral part of this story.An entertaining read, the author has crafted a romance between two strong characters in an Antarctic camp - there's no escape for either of them.  I found the Antarctic details fascinating.  The author included things I'd never considered or thought about and they add up to a book I had to finish.  The romance between the lead characters is well done.  Each has baggage but it's not so overwhelming that it takes a miraculous intervention to resolve.  The process of resolution was well done.  Their issues come to the forefront, are faced and dealt with.  This is not the I love you so I become perfect sort of story - it's the I love you but still have my stuff to deal with.  For me, this makes for a very entertaining read.Bring together a hero with baggage, a grieving woman in a setting they can't leave and then throw in an unplanned pregnancy and the result is Icebound - a book I HAD to finish.