Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Murder in Elizabethan Times

Edward Marston's latest Tudor mystery pits his hero, Nicholas Bracewell, against an unseen foe, apparently determined to bring Lord Westfield's men, the acting troupe, to their knees. One difficulty after another arises, and suspicions turn gradually to the new playwright, whose personality leaves much to be desired. A cute subplot revolves around the actors' attempts to rouse the group's house playwright by playing matchmaker. I thoroughly enjoyed Marston's ability to transport the reader to another time and place. If mysteries be the music of escape, play on! Procure a copy of The Malevolent Comedy, and fall under the author's enchantment.