Ola de Calor (Paperback)

from bclplyr

This was my "guilty pleasure" during the snowstorm. I love the show "Castle" so I thought I'd give this a shot. It's supposed to be the book that Richard Castle, the main character, was writing as he shadowed Kate Beckett, an NYPD Detective. As a standalone book, I didn't think it was all that gr...

from kysmom02

Loved it! But, I'm a huge fan of the show, so I might be a little biased! And, I loved this in the way that I like brainless reads. Plus, I like the references during the show to the book. It makes me feel like I'm on the inside! Rook and Nikki Heat have the same type of relationship and undercur...

from zot79

Anyone expecting that this represents the type of book that Richard Castle usually writes may be disappointed. In contrast to his earlier best-selling thrillers, this one is a real potboiler that reads more like a television show than a novel. That's not to say that there isn't anything to like ...

from majkia

A mystery written by a fictional writer, whose picture on the back cover is the actor playing the fictional character, warns you right up front it's liable to be a bit more than just another mystery. What it is, is a fun romp with familiar, yet slightly skewed, characters from the TV series, as t...

from Kiri

Sadly NOT read by Nathan Fillion. However even with that terrible flaw (kidding!) it isn't a bad book. It is quite well plotted and stays true to the depictions given in the series. But it turns out that I'm more interested in the series (Castle / Beckett / et al) than the spin off novels with Ro...