In this task, you are given books product reviews in English language. The goal is to classify the review as "POS" if the overall sentiment of the review is positive or as "NEG" if the overall sentiment of the review is negative.

Lindskold is back on track . In the fourth installment in Jane Lindskold's ongoing Wolf series,  the heroine Firekeeper, her sentient wolf companuion Blind Seer, and her friend Derian Carter have all been kidnapped and taken to a nation called Loglimi well south of the locales of their previous adventures.  The Loglimish are aware of the intelligence of the 'royal beasts' Firekeeper was raised by, and the creatures play an important part in their religion; so the prospect of being able to establish through Firekeeper better communication with the wise beasts is enticing and, at the same time, potentially threatening to many Loglimi.  As in the opener of the series, Firekeeper's entry into the court, or in this case temple, produces considerable friction.    Firekeeper is soon busy investigating the strange relationship between the Loglimi and their animals; at the same time (and the reader may have to stretch a bit to accept this development) she learns more of her own background.  And there are, of course, nefarious plots underway which require the unique talents of Firekeeper, Blind Seer, and Derian to defeat them.     No time is wasted in setting up the story; the capture takes place before the first page.  As a result, the other continuing characters from the series aren't present at all.  But the removal to a new location avoids the feeling of staleness that crept into the previous volume.  That makes this the best book in this series since the first
POS