Fiction

I like the very logical way Reacher approaches everything. I know next to nothing about guns, but they often figure prominently in a particular book, and it feels as though the author gets everything right about them. In one, a woman was wanting to get a gun for personal protection, and he gave her some very specific advice, which I don't recall precisely, but was essentially steering her away from the sort of "feminine" gun she was going to get, telling her brutally and practically why she needed a specific kind of gun. And made sure she practices with it so she could actually use it if the need arose. It had an air of authenticity that was nice. I hope that those who do know about guns could confirm my impressions here.