Out of North Korea : A gripping novel about an American held captive in a North Korean prison camp (Paperback)

from Harley0326

What I like most about this author is her ability to take subjects that are difficult to talk about and put them in a story that is intriguing and realistic. She has never been one to hold back and always writes with confidence. Her stories are gripping and powerful. This story started off with a...

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7931808 Betti Mace's review Jun 19, 2018 · edit it was amazing bookshelves: inspirational This story holds many truths of which, I am sure, I only learned a few. Ian has many detailed memories of his Grandma Lucy and she has many lessons that we can all learn from. With great power or privilege c...

from Virginia51

I wasn't sure I liked Ian at first. No one deserves to be treated the way he was treated but if he had committed crimes in another country he would have to go through their justice system. It seemed to me that Ian learned to believe in God again and he made a friend. I really liked He-Man. This i...

from alekee

The author made this story feel so real, I felt like I was picking up rocks from the river bed, and a story that could be on the news tonight. This book has a lot going on, and the way Ian ends up there is totally believable, but so many surprises here, and before I knew it I was at the end of th...

from Harley0326

What I like most about this author is her ability to take subjects that are difficult to talk about and put them in a story that is intriguing and realistic. She has never been one to hold back and always writes with confidence. Her stories are gripping and powerful. This story started off with a...