Q: Title: Wait for the Paperback Review: I seldom buy hardcover mysteries, I read too many of them. But I do buy J. D. Robb in hardcover, and typically think it's worth the price. But not this time. The complexity of plot that we've gotten used to is very much missing from this book. Eve is wooden and ugly and ice cold. The other characters such as Roarke and Peabody are absolutely predictable and boring. We have to endure the dream about Eve's father once again. I hesitate to rail on, because I've gotten so much enjoyment from Robb's other books, and surely everyone's entitled to a dud. So I'll just say if you're a J. D. Robb fan, I know you have to read this book. Just save yourself some money and wait until it comes out in paperback. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: Not impressed Review: This album features several supposed remixes (or 'unmixes') from Solutions for a Small Planet. This album is Solutions, with all energy mixed out. Some people may appreciate the ambience... but there's already enough industrial turned spacey. Listen to this album while settling down to bed. But if there's someone else in bed with you, put Solutions on. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Negative


Q: Title: The Best History Book Review: This is a must for anyone who loves history. Unfortunately, if you were educated in the United States this part of history is left out. It is a must for Americans to read so they can understand how a war could last 622 years. The author has done a tremendous amount of research and keeps your interest level at the top. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
A: Positive


Q: Title: Dated Material Review: With release 4.5 out and this book originally written for the 3.0 product and then revised with a chapter on 4.0, it is now highly dated. The coverage of the material was good, but this book is nearly worthless if you want to study for the current exam. The practice tests are for version 3.0, and every vendor likes to focus on the new features of the new version. This book does not contain what you'll need to pass the current test.I recommend downloading the (free) Product Documentation from Citrix' website and spending the money to buy some of the practice tests and study guides from other vendors.When it was new it was probably worth a 4 star rating, but due to the fact that relying on this book guarrantees you won't pass the test I can only rate it as a must to avoid. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
