Lock Every Door

It would have been a great movie - and of course it's far-fetched as one. The main character in the book is almost unbelievable, because honestly she doesn't sound as smart or strong or strong-willed to do everything she does - and in a movie that could have been portrayed by the choice of the actress. Same with the background, because it seems like an effort to explain that her stubbornness comes from the fact she had lost her family, but I could see that happening in a screen.
Basically, as a book, as crazy as it sounds, it was just ok. So unbelievable I had to keep reading, but at the same time, nothing remarkable about it. But it has some Hollywood trait that jumps from the pages.