nathan fillion played richard castle in the tv series castle.
who plays richard castle in the tv series castle?
nathan fillion
the name richard castle is also used as a pseudonym under which a set of real books about the characters derrick storm and nikki heat, based on the books mentioned in the television series, are written. these books have achieved success, becoming "new york times" bestsellers. actor nathan fillion appears as the face of richard castle on the books and on the official website, and participates in book signings. the castle book series was actually written/ ghost-written by screenwriter tom straw.





















































section::::creation and development.
richard castle
bullet::::- "dead man's chest" by richard castle





















































bullet::::- "deadly storm" by richard castle





















































bullet::::- "death of a prom queen" by richard castle





















































bullet::::- "driving storm" by richard castle





















































bullet::::- "flowers for your grave" by richard castle





















































bullet::::- "gathering storm" by richard castle





















































bullet::::- "hell hath no fury" by richard castle





















































bullet::::- "in a hail of bullets" by richard castle





















































bullet::::- "kissed and killed" by richard castle





















































bullet::::- "one bullet, one heart" by richard castle





















































bullet::::- "a rose for everafter" by richard castle





















































bullet::::- "a skull at springtime" by richard castle





















































bullet::::- "storm approaching" by richard castle
list of fictional books from non-print media