Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
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Pilot Airie is losing his mind. The book explores the concept of raveling as opposed to unraveling. As Pilot struggles to understand what happened to his younger sister, Fiona, 20 years ago, who mysteriously disappeared at a family party, he slowly begins to see his family in a more real light. His brother Peter, a brilliant surgeon, gets involved with Pilot's therapist, Katherine DeQuincey-Joy. Is he getting involved with her to find out exactly what Pilot is telling her or are his motives more pure? This book is told from the point of view of Pilot, but we are also privy to the thoughts of others thru Pilot's mind. This is the part that was surreal for me. I didn't care about these characters at all, especially Pilot. The plot moved along slowly and seemed to take its time getting to the point, when we do finally arrive at the end, it is a letdown. Wait for the paperback, if you must read this!