Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Even if you are a Binchy fan, this is one to skip

I've been a Maeve Binchy fan for years and was really looking forward to revisiting some old friends in her latest book. Unfortunately, "Quentins" does not measure up to Binchy's previous work. We meet our heroine Ella, raised by doting parents, and follow her as she strikes out on her own and into the arms of a married man, who - big surprise only to Ella - turns out to be a con artist. Meanwhile, Ella and her friends are making a documentary film about Dublin restaurant Quentins and the people who eat there. The main characters are poorly developed and the more engaging minor characters aren't given enough to do. Apparently Binchy couldn't decide whether to write a collection of short stories or a novel and instead has published an incoherent mixture of both. "Quentins" careens between syrupy vignettes of Irish life and a clumsy thriller subplot, all not-quite held together by the documentary theme. A real disappointment.