Instruct: Classify a review as either positive or negative.
Query: Connelly is a Superg Story Teller

"The Lincoln Lawyer" is the second Michael Connelly book I've read, and it cements his reputation in my mind, as a superb story teller. It must be hard for an author to come up with a new plot for a crime novel, but Connelly had me guessing until the end. If suspense is the name of the game, Connelly is a practiced practioner of the page turner variety. As a lawyer, I found the courtroom scenes realistic. The protagonist, a lawyer, is a character of the noir variety, meaning that while being personally flawed, doing justice is important to him. "The Lincoln Lawyer" is now a major motion picture, and it could be a good one, but I'll pass it up because the cinema of my imagination is better for me than Hollywood graphics