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High Heat

57.1% complete
2016
2021
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 Nikki Heat*
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Nikki Heat*     See series as if on a bookshelf
Nikki Heat is a series of books written by Richard Castle as seen on the Castle television series.  At least some of them (if not all) are written by the author Tom Straw.

1) Heat Wave
2) Naked Heat
3) Heat Rises
4) Frozen Heat
5) Deadly Heat
6) Raging Heat
7) Driving Heat
8) High Heat
9) Heat Storm
10) Crashing Heat
Castle © ABC Studios
To K.B.
For always and more.
Reykjavik.
May contain spoilers
"We need to talk about your mother."
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Added: 20-Nov-2019
Last Updated: 01-Mar-2022

Publications

 25-Oct-2016
Hachette Audio
Book on CD
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Date Issued:
25-Oct-2016
Format:
Book on CD
Length:
10 hrs 9 min
"Read":
Once
Reading(s):
1)   13 Oct 2021 - 14 Oct 2021
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Internal ID:
2389
Publisher:
ISBN:
Unknown
Country:
United States
Language:
English
Credits:
Robert Petkoff  - Narration
From audible.com:

An ISIS-style beheading of a journalist, carried out by a New York City group pledging fealty to that rogue state, becomes more than just another case for NYPD Captain Nikki Heat when the killers announce their next target: her husband, magazine writer Jameson Rook. Meanwhile, Heat is haunted by a fleeting glimpse of someone she swears is her mother, a woman who has been dead for nearly 20 years.
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25-Oct-2016
Hachette Audio
Book on CD

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Author(s)

 Richard Castle
Notes:
A psuedonym for a ghost writer writing as the televsion character.

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  • Page numbers on this site are for the end of the main story. I normally do not include appendices, extra material, and other miscellaneous stuff at the end of the book in the page count.






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