Title: Languishing in the thoes of another aborted literary attempt
Review: Melodramatic and wholly uninspiring, Ross crafts her characters in roughly the same manner a three-year-old might scrawl on old newspaper with a crayon. Her hackneyed turns-of-phrase are better suited to B-movie tag lines (i.e. "No sane person would willingly return to hell." AND "To stop could mean death. Or worse."), and the plot suffers from an unfortunate case of the yips--all stops and (quasi-)starts. The story itself is molded in the crusty fashion of a circa-1970's made for television movie, complete with horrible dialogue and one static character after another. In all, it lacks the depth, texture, and compelling narrative found in more worthwhile reads. And at $20 a pop, "False Security" in no way comes close to earning its keep, unless one considers that the pages could possibly double as a litter box liner.
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