Books by Richard Castle
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review 1: The Nikki Heat series is a story within a story based on the novels written by the fictional mystery writer Richard Castle from the TV series Castle. In the show Castle rides along with NYPD detective Kate Beckett and her homicide squad as part of his research for his new novel ...
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review 1: I wasn't going to read another one of these, but I couldn't help myself. At least I didn't actually read all of it. I just skimmed it.This one has a pretty decent mystery, lots of nasty characters and action, and actually feels more like the type of potboiler thriller that Richar...
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review 1: "Castle" of course brought me to this book, and while I wouldn't add it to my permanent collection, it was a pretty solid mystery / police-procedural for a gloomy, October-morning read.Derrick Storm faked his own death in order to escape the high-stakes life of the CIA and live o...
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review 1: Richard Castle's Naked Heat was an interesting and capturing book, spiraling into very different directions. It fans from a hunt to catch a killer to a heating flame between lost lovers. Detective Nikki Heat is what a lot of girls aspire to be like. She catches the bad guys, gets...
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review 1: Good short story. I think I may enjoy this series more than the Nikki Heat series
review 2: Very easy read with a good ending. moving on to the next book of the series.
review 2: Very easy read with a good ending. moving on to the next book of the series.
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review 1: Quick but excellent book. Kept my interested. On to book 2.
review 2: Wow, Derrick Storm is kind of a dick. I'm glad these are just shorties.
review 2: Wow, Derrick Storm is kind of a dick. I'm glad these are just shorties.
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review 1: A short story from fictional writer Richard Castle about his other fictional character Derrick Storm. A little confusing? If you are a fan of the show Castle, then you know what I am talking about. I am always weary about a short story because the point and conclusion must be mad...