Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Subpar writing marred further by flawed premise

To start with, the writing was poor. Tending to cutesy, attempting to be clever, Cox wrests boredom from fertility.The premise flaw is that Star Trek must exist in our universe. Since the EWars happened in our (the reader's) real past, they must be unknown to the world at large. Unfortunately, this doesn't fly at all. In Space Seed, the Eugenics Wars were common knowledge and clearly horrific. If I recall correctly, another character was also pivotal, Colonel Green. No mention here.Kahn is a failure, losing again and again. His villianous brothers and sisters are superior jokes who are equally ineffectual. Instead of the grand danger to Earth, they are clowns wallowing in ineptitude. This is the guy who challenged Captain Kirk TWICE! He can't even beat Terri Gar? Please.With such amazing potential, Cox manages to blow it, big time.