Alana Terry Books in Order

In a North Korean village, Chung-Cha's life is shattered because of her father's Christian faith. Sent to a brutal prison camp while still a child, she must fight to survive hunger, terror, and spiritual doubt.

Lake Otis, Benson, and O'Malley head back to the 1600s and board the Sea Venture to visit an ancestor bound for Jamestown. Their history trip quickly turns dangerous when storms and survival become very real.

Lake Otis and her brothers use Dad's solar-powered history machine to explore Japanese American internment during World War II. What starts as a history lesson turns into a lively, eye-opening adventure with real human stakes.

When Benson pokes into Grandma Lucy's locked suitcase, the whole family gets swept into war-torn China. Now the kids must find him and help protect relatives caught in the confusion of a world at war.

This month-long prayer guide invites readers to intercede for Christians facing danger, prison, and loss around the world. Each day offers a focused way to pray with compassion, urgency, and hope.

Mee-Kyong escaped a North Korean prison camp only to be sold into the Chinese underworld. Determined to survive, she faces a new kind of captivity where sheer will may not be enough to win her freedom.

A 30-day prayer guide centered on human trafficking and sexual exploitation. It helps readers pray intentionally for victims, rescue efforts, justice, and the kind of lasting change that reaches both systems and hearts.

Hannah and Simon train for dangerous mission work in North Korea, knowing prison and death are real possibilities. What they do not expect is that loving each other may become one of the biggest threats to their calling.

A daily prayer guide for countries where faith and freedom are tightly restricted. It helps readers pray for believers, leaders, and communities living under surveillance, pressure, and limited access to the gospel.

Designed as a month of focused intercession, this guide turns readers toward missionaries, unreached peoples, and gospel work around the world. The daily format makes it easy to pray with purpose and consistency.

This short prayer book gives readers thirty days of focused intercession for unborn children, parents, and a culture shaped by fear and pressure. The emphasis stays on compassion, conviction, and practical spiritual concern.

When Kennedy volunteers at a pregnancy center, a disturbing call from a girl far too young to be pregnant changes everything. Her search for answers pulls her into a deadly mystery with political and personal stakes.

When hunger drives young Woong to steal a meal, a string of disasters tears him from home during North Korea's famine years. His journey through flood, street life, cold, and faith becomes a hard-earned fight to survive.

Kennedy survived an abduction, but trauma keeps pulling her back into the nightmare. With flashbacks wrecking her peace and one captor still free, she has to fight for her life on both psychological and physical fronts.

A night out turns explosive when Kennedy and her friend Reuben are pulled over by a violent officer. As the case draws media attention, she is forced into a dangerous fight over justice, truth, and loyalty.

A teenage boy begs God to make him straight, his father refuses to accept who he is, and Kennedy gets caught in the fallout. This tense novel pushes into sexuality, church conflict, and the cost of trying to silence pain.

This 30-day guide focuses on North Korea, inviting readers to pray for believers, prisoners, families, and change inside one of the world's most closed societies. It is brief, direct, and full of urgency.

Kennedy and her roommate Willow are supposed to be heading to Alaska for a break from campus pressure. Instead, their flight becomes a nightmare, and Kennedy is thrown into a terrifying fight to survive in the air.

When Kennedy publicly weighs in on church controversy and women in leadership, she draws attention from extremists on every side. Suddenly a campus opinion becomes a dangerous battle over free speech, faith, and survival.

Tiff never planned on spending her days beside a hospital bed, begging for her baby's life. As fear and guilt swallow her, she starts wondering whether God is punishing her or drawing her back to himself.

When life unravels in ways she never expected, a woman in Orchard Grove is forced to face grief, faith, and the limits of her own strength. This intimate novel leans into honest struggle and stubborn hope.

Katrina loves her husband, but becoming a pastor's wife in a small country church is nothing like she imagined. Grieving the life she left behind, she has to find out whether faith can make room for joy again.

Fear and danger spread quickly in Kennedy's world, pulling her into another crisis she never asked for. As rumors, loyalties, and real threats collide, she has to decide who to trust before the fallout turns deadly.

Kennedy heads to Alaska for her friend's wedding, only to get stranded in the heart of an arctic winter. Cut off from help, she discovers that the cold is not the most dangerous thing waiting in the dark.

A month of prayers for the United States, its leaders, churches, and communities. The book is designed for readers who want a simple daily rhythm of intercession for national life and ordinary neighbors alike.

Susannah is sure she is meant for overseas missions, and Scott seems to fit that future perfectly, even before they meet face to face. Then life shifts, and both have to rethink love, calling, and surrender.

Kennedy grew up hearing stories of persecuted believers, but she never expected to become one herself. When a summer mission trip goes horribly wrong, faith, fear, and survival collide in the series finale.

Ian is an atheist photographer chasing the perfect image when one photo in North Korea changes everything. Imprisoned behind closed borders, he is forced into a brutal fight for freedom, courage, and hope.

She comes to Orchard Grove hoping to reconnect with family, not reopen her heart. A chance reunion forces two committed believers to face old pain, new hope, and whether love can survive long disappointment.

Jillian carries deep wounds from the church, so trusting Ricky does not come easily. Their growing relationship is sweet and complicated, especially with family tension and old hurts standing squarely in the way.

Blessing has worked hard to leave the streets behind and build a life for her son. When her ex-boyfriend returns with a secret that could destroy them both, she is dragged back toward the nightmare she escaped.

Young widow Gloria never expected to think about love again, especially in the middle of ordinary church life. Then a new connection unsettles her careful routine and offers a tender, faith-filled chance to hope once more.

After a brain injury, Mia cannot form new memories and wakes to find whole months of her life gone. The people closest to her are dead, and someone may be coming back to finish the job.

Jade survived an abusive cult, but her past comes roaring back when her little daughter disappears in the Alaskan night. To save her child, she must walk straight into old fears she thought she had escaped for good.

Lacy came to rural Alaska to disappear, convinced distance would keep her secret safe. But when the past starts closing in, the wilderness becomes less a refuge than a place where being found could cost her everything.

After her mother's death, Kimmie knows her autistic younger brother will never be safe with their abusive stepfather. Fleeing into the freezing Alaskan wilderness, she risks everything on one desperate run toward freedom.

This devotional prayer guide helps readers spend thirty days interceding for people who do not yet know Christ. Its daily structure keeps the focus personal, practical, and centered on hope rather than pressure.

Dreams, family strain, and unexpected love collide in this heartfelt Sweet Dreams romance. Set around Orchard Grove, it follows wounded people learning that second chances are fragile, messy, and still worth reaching for.

Anastasia looks like the perfect pastor's wife, but she is hiding a past she never meant to expose. When terror erupts on Flight 219, the danger in the cabin threatens to uncover the secrets she would rather die protecting.

Meredith is a famous Christian speaker, but fame means nothing once terrorists take over Flight 219. In a crisis she cannot control, she has to face fear, faith, and what truly remains when everything else is stripped away.

Margot's daughter has been taken by a man with a criminal past, and every minute feels catastrophic. Desperate and relentless, she joins forces with a troubled detective to tear the case open before it is too late.

Chelsea reports on crime and disaster for a living, but she never expected to become part of the story. Held hostage on Flight 219, she is forced to confront old demons while the people around her fight to stay alive.

Willow is young, restless, and not ready to die when Flight 219 is hijacked. Trapped in the air with no promise of survival, she has to face both terror and the deeper questions she has tried to ignore.

Justine only meant to revisit her past long enough to honor her dying mother's wish. When her plane is hijacked, protecting her son becomes everything, and surviving means reckoning with the family history she cannot outrun.

Grandma Lucy never expected to become the bravest person on a hijacked plane. In this uplifting finale, her courage, prayers, and willingness to sacrifice for others shape the fate of everyone aboard Flight 219.

A mountain man who prefers solitude meets a woman whose steady faith and warmth begin to change him. Set in Alaska, this gentle Christian romance pairs outdoor danger with healing, hope, and a clean love story.

A capable woman and a guarded mountain man are thrown together in rural Alaska, where danger and old wounds refuse to stay buried. This short Christian romance mixes snowy atmosphere, faith, and a clean, hopeful spark.

Life in Alaska turns personal when a rugged loner and the woman drawn into his orbit have to face fear, faith, and the cost of trusting again. A quick romance with heart, danger, and second chances.

Daphne thinks getting engaged to a beloved Anchorage pastor should mean joy, not fear. But strange incidents and long-buried family secrets turn her new future into a tense web of suspicion, danger, and betrayal.

Caleb and Rachel Winters are raising their family in rural Alaska when the power grid collapses without warning. As darkness and strange phenomena spread, they have to protect their people and hold onto faith under pressure.