Instruct: Classify an Amazon review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: OK, but...

This is a well written book with one problem: no where in the information contained on the back of the book do the publishers mention that this is not a typical murder mystery, but a murder mystery with supernatural characters. Unfortunately you don't know this for sure until about halfway through. As I am not interested in the supernatural, I did not particularly enjoy the book. Also, Pyper has a habit of forgetting to use pronouns and strating sentences with verbs that gets really annoying after the 50th time. e.g. When normally aone would right "I drove to the store." He writes "Drove to the store." Sometimes he goes paragraphs without a using a subject in his sentences. Finally, this book is at best borrowing from a far superior mystery novel of the supernatural called, ironically, "Lost Boys" by Orson Scott Card, which is a far superior book.