Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Rather rediculous plot twists

If you're looking for a "thriller" with little substance that won't tax your brain too extensively, go ahead and give this book a look (I suggest checking it out from your library, so as to avoid buyer's remorse).Meltzer began with a decent premise for this story, but there were so many inane comments made by the characters, so much "facial communication" between the Hardy Boys, so much cliche bad-guy stuff going on that his promising story became a nearly 500-page head-shaker. I can't remember the number of times I read a paragraph and said to myself, "what a convenient plot twist - yeah, that might happen!"For those readers who think Meltzer is one of the great novelists of the day, I suggest you pick up one of Tom Wolfe's novels. Wolfe will show you what results when an author focuses on substance rather than volume, on painstaking research rather than simply putting every neat idea he's come across onto the page.