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Castle Fic: Broken Things
Nov. 2nd, 2015 08:25 pmTitle: Broken Things
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sheenianni
Fandom: Castle
Characters/Pairings: Kate Beckett, Rick Castle, Lanie Parish; Beckett/Castle
Rating: PG-13
Genre: Angst, Friendship, Romance
Spoilers: Season 8 (up to S8E05)
Word Count: ~ 4,100
Summary: ‘Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words–’ What about words? – Months after Kate resolves the case around “Locksat”, the latest Nikki Heat comes out and Kate realizes the truth about her relationship with Castle. Set in S8, likely to eventually become AU.
Beta credit:aragarna
A/N: Written for my Gen Bingo card, for the prompt “Books are the Best Weapons”.
( When Castle’s latest book finally comes out, the critics are all over it. Some of them praise it and call it his best work as of yet, others denounce it for its “controversial ending” and the “betrayal of the series’ core ideals”. Either way, the sales are through the roof, and there seem to be no end to the reviews, especially after the announcement that “Without Heat” might very well be the last book of the franchise. )
Author:
sheenianni Fandom: Castle
Characters/Pairings: Kate Beckett, Rick Castle, Lanie Parish; Beckett/Castle
Rating: PG-13
Genre: Angst, Friendship, Romance
Spoilers: Season 8 (up to S8E05)
Word Count: ~ 4,100
Summary: ‘Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words–’ What about words? – Months after Kate resolves the case around “Locksat”, the latest Nikki Heat comes out and Kate realizes the truth about her relationship with Castle. Set in S8, likely to eventually become AU.
Beta credit:
aragarnaA/N: Written for my Gen Bingo card, for the prompt “Books are the Best Weapons”.
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( When Castle’s latest book finally comes out, the critics are all over it. Some of them praise it and call it his best work as of yet, others denounce it for its “controversial ending” and the “betrayal of the series’ core ideals”. Either way, the sales are through the roof, and there seem to be no end to the reviews, especially after the announcement that “Without Heat” might very well be the last book of the franchise. )
