Robert B. Parker's Damned If You Do

Maintaining the tone and style of Parker's original work must have been challenging. I wonder what inspired the creative choices to honor the legacy while making it his own.

The characters' decisions seemed to blur the line between right and wrong, which kept me guessing about who to trust. Did this make the story more memorable for others too?

The gritty city backdrop really set the tone for the story. I'm curious whether this was based on real places or crafted entirely from imagination.