Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Fascinating Story, Two Flaws

As someone who read and enjoyed "The Onion Field," "The Blue Knight," "The New Centurions," "The Blooding," and "The Secrets of Harry Bright," I was happy to see that Wambaugh served us up another fascinating true crime story, one about someone who was probably the most prolific arsonist in American history. The story of how John Orr was brought to justice is intriguing and gripping, without wallowing in grisly details.I do have to deduct a star from my review for two reasons:1. Just as he berates the lawyers trying the case for subjecting the juries to too much detail, the author overdoes it himself on occasion.2. As a related point, some of the evidence Wambaugh cites would have been much easier to understand with some pictures, diagrams, and timelines. Yet these, as in his other true crime stories, are absent.