Instruct: Classify a given review as either positive or negative.
Query: Daylight Saving Time

I was not too impressed with this book, and part of it had to do with the timeline. Is it just me, or did it seem that there were just too many hours in the day for the characters? Let's see, they arrive in the city and meet with a surgeon, get talked into traveling to Tanners Corner to take on an investigation, requisition equipment, set up a lab, train an apprentice, interview local experts, collect and analyze evidence from town employees, Sachs goes to two different crime scenes to "walk the grid" and collect more evidence, evidence is analyzed, a manhunt on foot goes through miles of swamp and bush while being haltingly directed by cell phone, the target is captured, dragged back to town, interrogated, lawyers and psychologists arrive, more interrogation, another meeting with the surgeon, a jail break, another manhunt while an escape is made by boat and on foot, and it's finally starting to get dark. What's up with that?