Title: Paul's journey
Product review: PAUL, A NOVEL, is a dramatic story of the apostle Paul's life journey from his experience of Christ on the road to Damascus, to Rome, with graphic details of travels, cities, and characters along the way. The way is revealed with a skillful blending of imaginative narrative, words from the Bible, and dialogue, that bring Biblical scenes to life. The reader feels that this is a picture of the real Paul, with all his strengths and frailties, often tragic, frequently heroic. It tells not only the story of Paul, but also of the early church the early apostles were struggling to establish. We see Paul through the eyes of his various friends and companions, most of whose names we know, and their characters also come through in their actions, manners of speaking, and styles of writing. The author has even included Seneca as one voice in this group, not as an associate of Paul, but as a writer and personage of the age, with a knowledge of Rome and its culture contemporary with Paul.
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