Between Two Worlds: My Life and Captivity in Iran, (Paperback)

from steadfastreader

This book was fascinating. Written by the female journalist who was arrested and held in an Iranian prison for eight months. It gives a great overview of what it might be like to live as an American female in Iran and what the inside of an Iranian prison is like.

from Jaylia3

After six years of living in Iran, the country of her father, while doing interviews and research for a book she planned to write Roxana Saberi was roused from sleep and hauled out of her apartment for hours and then days of unrelenting hostile questioning in January 2009. Charged with espionage,...

from jcwlib

My focus shirted next to Iran. Roxana Saberi was held for 100 days in an Iranian prison. This book details her time in that prison and the women she met inside there. She was accused of being a spy and using her researching a book as a cover. Roxana makes a false confession under distress and end...

from Jaylia3

After six years of living in Iran, the country of her father, while doing interviews and research for a book she planned to write Roxana Saberi was roused from sleep and hauled out of her apartment for hours and then days of unrelenting hostile questioning in January 2009. Charged with espionage,...

from khiemstra631

From the first few pages, I had hopes that this would be an outstanding book, but it rather quickly settled back into the "almost ordinary" category. Roxana Saberi, the author, lived in Iran for a number or years and was finally taken prisoner and accused of being a spy. She was held in solitary ...