The Beloved Daughter by Alana Terry Buy here. My Rating: 5 stars. Note: tortuous scenes, some violence, hints at immorality ( made to look bad ), and other vile behaviors all of which is necessary for the plot and not overdone for reader's benefit. Back Cover: Persecution. Despair. Suffering. Glory. "Chung-Cha belongs to Christ," Father declared. "Even if you destroy me, God will still watch over my daughter." The agent chuckled. "And what if I destroy her?" My review: Song Cnung-Cha is only 12 when her life is torn apart forever. Her father, a minister and Christian has been found out, and her whole family is separated and sent to a labor camp. Angry at God and her father, Chung-Cha turns her back on religion altogether and accepts her ill-fate with resolution. She knows she can never escape, so she does what she can to survive and have the most comfort. But the more she turns form God, the more he shows His presenc...