Looking for a book that will inspire you, lift your spirits and build your faith? "Faith like Potatoes" will make you laugh and it will make you cry, but you will never be the same again.
You will read amazing miracles of healing, salvation and deliverance through the ministry of a humble farmer, sold out for God and completely dedicated to the Will of God in his life. This is a "must read".

People have weird and wonderful ideas about this topic. "Hell, the Unspoken Truth" examines the Biblical teaching about Hell in an easy-to-read, yet very challenging way. The facts within these covers will give any individual cause to rethink their stand on this issue. Everyone will face the truth of death - it is not an option. Make sure you have learned all there is to know before you encounter the inevitable!

Bible prophecy is being so rapidly fulfilled in our day that it is hard to keep up! "I can't keep my eyes off the clouds" takes a compelling look at world events in the light of Biblical prophecy and comes to the unshakeable conclusion that the coming of the Lord is at hand.

Written in a style that makes easy reading, it is an ideal gift for "the man in the street" with its strong Gospel challenge. It is a book that will shake sinner and saint alike with its clear, concise, yet comprehensive outline of end-time prophecy and its relevance to our generation.

A concise yet comprehensive look at the major cults that doesn't require a degree in theology! Something every Christian should have on their bookshelf. Examines each cult briefly under nine doctrinal headings, and includes each one's "speciality" and history. Also briefly reviews basic Christian doctrine and shows you how to "test" teaching according to Biblical standards. A "must have". Great for Bible Studies and teaching sessions too.

At first impression, it may seem that the "Athene Palace" is only about the situation in Romania at the beginning of World War II - therefore a very narrow subject. However, this book goes much further and deals with a much wider spectrum of WWII-related issues, especially due to Romania's strategic importance at that time - a time when Germany was, in essence, winning WWII and continued access to the country's oil resources was paramount to the German war effort. Therefore, the setting somewhat resembles that found in a Hollywood script - a place where the Axis and Allies rubbed shoulders and plotted against each other, in a country that itself was struggling with its position between East (taking into account the Ottoman influence dating back centuries) and West (mainly Romania's great desire to be considered a civilized European nation).

While not a scholarly endeavor, the "Athene Palace" may be compared to multi-part feature article, comprising the observations of an American journalist of German origin (a book along the lines of "Balkan Ghosts" which was also written by a journalist, Robert D. Kaplan). The background of the author is important as it provides perhaps a perfect mindset from which to interpret the events which took place in Bucharest during the early 1940s - a distinctly American viewpoint as seen through European eyes. Ms. Waldeck, although inexperienced with Romania prior to her arrival, is nonetheless an astute student and observer.

The "Athene Palace" is not a book for the reader interested in WWII minutiae with respect to the Romanian corridor. Rather, the book presents an excellent feature story for those generally interested in Germany's role in the Balkans during WWII, as well as those interested in rediscovering a bit of what Romania once was.

Ms. Waldeck's observations and understanding of the events taking place in Bucharest in the early 1940s as well as the psychology of the various players involved make for a wonderful read (as well as a great start for those interested in modern Romanian history).

This is an enjoyable book, if a bit of an anachronism. Dont allow yourself to be PC'ed into not enjoying it. Waldeck had an interesting life and I find his writing style enjoyable, even though, like I said, it is a bit dated. "Treks across the Veldt" is also very good, but "The White Panther" is head and shoulders above anything Waldeck has written. Unfortunately, all these books are going to cost you 40 bucks or so. "The White Panther" is especially costly and hard to find. I got lucky and was the sole bidder for a copy on Ebay and so I did Ok. The other books can be sometimes be found at a more reasonable price. Most likely, if these books were not an integral part of your childhood you wont want to pay so much for them, but if you can find them at an OK price you should enjoy adding them to your library.