Caçada às Cegas

The suspense builds so well with the isolated setting. I'm curious whether this was inspired by real events or purely fictional choices.

Reacher's sense of justice seems unwavering, but that sometimes puts him at odds with the law. Did that make him more compelling or frustrating as a hero?

The story moves quickly with tight chapters—was the fast pace a deliberate choice based on his experience or a writing style evolution?