The Second Deadly Sin

Sanders' depiction of moral ambiguity in the detective's world feels very layered. I wonder what influenced his perspective on justice and corruption.

The story dragged slightly before picking up again, which made me curious whether the author was building suspense or just exploring character depth.

The detectives' personalities felt very real and flawed, which added depth to the story. I’m curious how Sanders decided which traits to emphasize for maximum suspense.