Biography: Janet Bailey McQuaid was a wife, a mother, a grandmother and a Sweet Adeline singer. She was not a writer. The horrific murder of her elder son caused her to look for a release for the anger and the overwhelming grief that came with his death. She also used this book as a way to tell her granddaughters about their father. So, she began to write. Nine years later, Security Breach, The Murder of Tod McQuaid, was born.

A reader recently wrote, "I think Security Breach is much more impressive when one thinks that the author used this defining event in her life to actually WRITE A BOOK, which she has done beautifully!"

One reviewer observed that, "Jan tells the story as only a mother who has 'been there' can. It is the story of being sadistically manipulated by a trusted employee. And Jan doesn't simply tell readers about the manipulation, she makes readers feel it."

This is a book about an average family; their son's last days; and the ensuing struggle and triumph over it all. Security Breach, The Murder of Tod McQuaid made Janet Bailey McQuaid not only a writer but it made her a champion of the victims in their agony of victimhood. She leads the reader to vicariously be the victim, but she does not let the reader put the book down. She presents a story everyone should feel in a movie.

Jan and her husband, Rog, have taken the book to book festivals and fairs with success. Their handout, Book Review-Bio, gives a clear picture why readers buy her book and then write to Jan. They have made new friends in many states and those friends have written their comments of admiration for Jan's writing success.