Robert B. Parker's Revelation

The blend of historical details with crime fiction added depth to the story. I'm curious if this setting was chosen to enhance the themes or for other reasons.

The protagonist walks a fine line between right and wrong, which made me question what justice really means. Would love to hear others' thoughts on his decisions.

Some scenes felt like they built up slowly while others sped by — was this intentional to create suspense or a pacing challenge?