Out of North Korea

A Gripping Novel About an American Held Captive in a North Korean Prison Camp

By: Alana Terry

Narrated by: Dave Bandfield

A single photograph could cost his life....

Ian McAllister has searched the world over, hunting for that all-elusive perfect photograph. He finds it on a tourist trip to North Korea when he stumbles upon a young street kid foraging for roots. Unaware that this single act will brand him a spy and cost his freedom, Ian takes the shot. Now, he must pay the penalty.

A true-to-life novel about an American imprisoned behind North Korea's closed borders. A gripping tale of courage, faith, and hope from award-winning Christian novelist Alana Terry.

©2018 Alana Terry (P)2018 Alana Terry

Effectual prayer triumphs

The power of prayer and gratitude is vastly underestimated!!! The Word of the Lord will not return void.

Decent book easy and fast listen

This book was a easy listen. The narrator did a excellent job. The story was told in a comedic manner, which actually made me laugh out loud in a few parts. I really disliked the few mentions of "white male privilege" throughout.

Amazing book!

Our church just took an offering to help the starving Korean believers... this book is a must- read if you really care for the persecuted churches... this book is a journey... you wonder where it’s taking you... then, what an experience!

This book is a cheap imitation of Not Forgotten.

This book is not worth purchasing or reading. It is a cheap imitation of Not Forgotten by Kenneth Bae. Not Forgotten is a great book and a true story. Out of North Korea is a work of fiction. It copies other books on North Korea. However it lacks what made the other books about North Korea so good. Out of North Korea is filled with sentiments of white guilt and survivor's guilt. It is not an enjoyable book. Avoid it. There are much better books on North Korea than this one. Get those instead.

Alternative Motives

this book was not really about his time in North Korea but how God doesn't exist and how he feels bad about being a white male. Made it to the 6rh chapter. if you're looking for a story about North Korea imprisonment this is not one you want to read or listen to.