This is purportedly written by the fictional author Richard Castle, a character in the "Castle" TV series. It was interesting to read just this one, to see what the series producers have in mind as the kind of book Castle writes. And the mystery was a decent one. But on the whole, the book was rather poorly written, and I quickly got tired of the plethora of initials and acronyms. It's hard to imagine why Castle is supposedly such a famous author if this is the quality of work he turns out. Much better than the first instalment as it felt more like a genuine novel, rather than a book I was reading because it's written by one of my favourite tv characters. This time the only connection between the show and this book for me was the similarities between the two characters when they met again. The case was brilliant, not at all what I expected to develop, and I did love some of the blatantly obvious clues in it. Overall a wonderful quick read that I didn't want to put down.
Similar to the first book, an easy, fun read that is like an episode of "Castle" in text. :)
—larimar
It's like reading an episode of Castle. So, fun. Not great literature, but fun.
—shubhra
Just like the series. I love it.
—Miasal
Very disappointed in this book.
—sylook
Much better than Heat Wave
—Deezy
