The dramatization of the end time events before Christ returns is the most Biblicaly accurate of anything like this I have ever read (and I have read many). The book is a page turner and thought provoker. After reading this book you will wish you had skipped the Left Behind series and gone straight to the Eleventh Hour! This book is the first of two parts. You might as well go ahead and order the Midnight Hour also to finish the story.

In this book a Biblical View given through a possible series of events gives the reader an idea od what Revelation has been trying to tell us for 2,000 +/- years.

It is a great read, and most will not be able to put it down. It is a great second opinion to the Left Behind Series. Its views are different, and is readable by all from ages 12 and above.

Well worth the money

This is the first book ever written on the subject of low level laser therapy. This timeless book is a must for practitioners and those interested in the study of LLLT. Dr. Toshio Ohshiro and Dr. Glen Calderhead have done an excellent job in teaching the basic principles and theories of LLLT.

Author has included some email and web site information for ski area accomodations, tourist offices, etc, but it just touches the tip of the iceberg.

Verbier, Switzerland, one of the top ski areas in Europe, only gets 5 pages in the book. Does not provide any commentary on accommodations in Verbier other than number of stars in rating and prices. Some other large ski areas get better treatment. The Arlberg region gets 9 pages of coverage.

Book lacks maps of Europe and of ski areas.

Overall the book is a good starting place for researching a trip, but descriptive information is brief and basic. Still this book is the most recently published on the topic as of 10/98, so the currency of the information should be decent.

I live in Munich and use this book often as a reference. It contains very accurate information on lodging, prices, and qualities of the resorts. Very accurately summarizes the differences in the ski experience between the different countries.

Needs more detailed maps of the resorts and slopes with hotels, restaurants, etc. clearly marked. Needs to be more critical of some resorts so the reader can make a better decision about which one to visit.

Ski Europe was a great book for my winter stay in europe. The thing i liked most about it was that it was the only book i needed. It offered all the skiing info i needed for each resort (even a scection in each resort on snowboarding!), but it didn't stop there. Its an all around guide with info on the night life, hotels, and restaurants. it gave concice information about all the aspects of a skiing vacation, which made my off the slope hours much more productive. i strongly recomend this book for any skier or snowboarder, any level.
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