FROZEN HEAT
By Richard Castle
Copyright ABC Studios
Published by Hyperion
Genre: Crime Drama
In book four of the series, we’re getting in deep. The body of an unidentified woman has been found stuffed inside a suitcase, and left in a freezer truck. An unusual case, but a clue ties the murder to the shocking, unsolved murder of Heat’s mother, ten years ago. The cold case is reopened, and Heat’s crew works the murders together. Solving one has a chance of solving them both.
Someone seems to think that Heat knows too much, and targets her for the kill. Nikki must delve into her painful past for answers, while fighting to stay alive. How many of her friends will die before she finds the killer? Or will he find her first?
This book reveals a lot of what makes Heat who she is. Her character is fully fleshed out, and we want to solve her mother’s murder as much as she does. We want to bring some closure to this strong, tortured woman. We care.
Nikki Heat leads a wild, exciting, passionate life. We are lucky that we get to come along for the ride.
Book received from the publisher for my unbiased review.
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
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