18 Works in Yuletide
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In the aftermath of 3XK, Ryan is hurt, Javier is worried, and everyone feels like they screwed up.
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In which there is an early morning call-out, breakfast food betrayals, the pulling of pigtails, and a groove that gets lost and found.
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Castle's next book is a real eye-opener.
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In a bar on the corner of a New York City block, there’s a booth, with its cracked leather seats and wood bearing the imprints of a century of diners and drinkers, authors and poets, saints and sinners. As the saying goes, if that table could talk, oh the stories it could tell.
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The lights go out in the city, and Castle copes with unexpected company.
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OR: How Ryan and Esposito did it backwards, but got it right in the end;
OR: One week, three cases, and the inevitable eventual holiday snow.
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When Esposito loses his apartment, Ryan takes him in.
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The team gets a taste of the national pastime.
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In which Castle and Beckett aren't around, Ryan makes coffee, Esposito argues and murderers don't have the courtesy to wait until after the holidays.
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An old army buddy of Esposito has been shot to death in what looks like a robbery.
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Richard Castle likes to believe that there are monsters and aliens out there, waiting to cause chaos. Trouble is that this time, he's right.
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Alexis totally solved this case.
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This year, Kate Beckett had two days off on Christmas.
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Alexis is waiting in the precinct one evening for her dad to finish
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Castle works his butt off trying to find the right Christmas present for Beckett, with commentary from everyone.
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Thing was, after that Luci decided it was her duty to inform him about Ryan's love life. Or, more accurately, his pathetic attempt at a love life.
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A Castle family outing wouldn't be complete without a dash of crime and a side of Beckett.
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Some cops make lousy gamblers.