Instruct: Classify a given review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: More powerful than Silence of the Lambs

This is a gripping page-turner. For me, it's even more powerful than Silence of the Lambs, my standard to which all similar books were (`till now) held. The Girls He Adored best feature is the way Nasaw deftly switches the personalities of the main character-often several times within a chapter. We see the killer's strikingly different persona from both his own perspective and from other characters points-of-view. Nasaw's superb handling of these often rapid switches is flawless. As an added surprise, the main character tosses around some engaging humor. In the middle of a chilling scene, he says something such as: "Sometimes having a dissociated identity was no frigging picnic." This fast-paced, well-plotted story with depth of character should appeal to thriller fans and mystery readers alike.