Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Crime story - romance Review: Crime mystery / romance by the diva of this genre. Renna is from a close knit Italian-American family who own a pizzaria in a Baltimore neighborhood. Due to an arson fire at the restaurant when Renna was a child, she focuses her energy on studying to become an arson investigator. Through the years, there are other mysterious fires and the unsolved death of Renna's first love.Bo is a carpenter who had seen Renna several years before at a college party and considered her his "dream girl". Try as he may, he could never connect with her until many years later. The romance between Renna and Bo takes place during the increasingly blatant and more personal arson fires plaguing Renna.This is a pretty good and quick read that I enjoyed until the ending. After a fair amount of tension, the ending was a little rushed. The romance is a little predictable, but I would still have liked to see more of Renna and Bo.
satisfied

Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Didn't Work for Me Review: Both receiving and sending transmissions were weak and full of static. Thought I'd try it when my Plantronics broke. Going back to the Plantronics 350.
dissatisfied

Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: It's great!.. that is, what's included Review: Overall i love the CD. I am a huge fan of all the film scores of John williams. My biggest, and only, gripe with this CD is what it leaves out! So much good music, like the rest of the obi-wan/Anakin and yoda/emperor fight, is gone! The opening sequence is sadly edited as well. However, despite charges of cutting and pasting themes from the other prequels Williams does a superb job creating emotional and deep undertones. Perhaps the best of the prequel soundtracks. A must have addition for every Star Wars or John Williams fan though.
