Robert B. Parker's Colorblind

The themes of race and identity felt very raw and impactful. I'm curious how Reed Farrel Coleman decided to handle these sensitive topics through the characters.

The plot had some slower moments that made me reflect more on the characters' inner struggles. I wonder if this was a deliberate choice to deepen the emotional stakes.

The world feels authentic and rich, and I’d love to know whether the author drew from personal experience or research to capture this atmosphere.