Instruct: Classify the given review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: Of course it's not "Devil in the White City"...

...but why would we want it to be?Larson has given us another well written, meticulously researched historical crime story. The crime is not as sensational or as mind-boggling in its scope Holmes' house in Chicago, and that may be where folks are finding this to be a lesser book. Crippen is not so much a villain as he is a different type of victim. But the spectacle of his flight from justice and eventual capture couldn't have happened in a world before Marconi and his invention. That invention is so game-changing, it's hard, as a citizen of the 21st century, to imagine how wireless communication must have been received by the citizens of the 19th. Larsen's gift is his ability to convey that wonder and connecting it to something we can relate to regardless of what age we live in - murder.