The Riddle of the Third Mile

The puzzle-solving aspect really stood out, but I'm curious whether the clues were planned from the start or evolved during the writing process.

The way the characters grapple with right and wrong added layers of complexity. I'm wondering if others felt the same about the story's moral ambiguity.

The atmospheric descriptions added so much depth to the story. I'm interested in whether Dexter based the setting on personal experiences or research.