Instruction: Determine the sentiment expressed by the user in her review from the provided choices, and respond by selecting one of the available options.

Input:
Some people just can't catch a break.

First, Jack Nightingale may or may not have killed a man, so his police career is over and replaced by a pretty shabby career as a private detective. Then, random people start telling him that, "You are going to hell, Jack..." Then at age 32 he finds out he was adopted, which was bad enough until he finds out who his birthfather was. And as if that is not enough, he finds out that his birth father sold his soul to a devil, who is coming in a couple of weeks to collect.

Wow, that could really keep you from looking forward to your birthday.

In the novel, Jack has to face the unexpected and then the unlikely. In fact, a fair amount seems to be simple insanity. As he finds out more, though, he also realizes that he had better be ready for anything--much of that insanity is starting to sound all too likely.

Stephen Leather introduces us in this book to a protagonist who is a good man to know, but who has to face a personal crisis beyond anything he has already faced. How he meets this crisis makes it clear that he is would be a good person to have on your side. The question is whether just being a good person is enough to get out of "You are going to hell, Jack..."

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: B: positive