Review: Intrigue with attention to details
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 3, 2014
I am enjoying all of the Richard Castle books so far. Being both a teacher and a writer, I appreciate the way that Castle captures the reader's attention in the first couple of paragraphs and holds that attention to the very last paragraph. He keeps his readers turning pages because they can't wait long enough to stop for lunch to see what happens next. I also like the fact that Castle is precise with details. As a minor example, the story takes Storm to countries where one puts "petrol" in the gas tank of the car, and would never use the term "gas."