Tuscaloosa, AL – In a world gripped by escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, historian and author Lawrence Clayton has released a novel that now reads more like a warning than a work of fiction. St. Paul Goes to Spain dives headfirst into the geopolitical powder keg of the Middle East, and with chilling precision, mirrors events that have only recently unfolded—months or even years after the book was completed.
In the novel, Israeli intelligence (Mossad) assassinates Iranian nuclear scientists. Secret files are extracted from Tehran. Natanz is sabotaged. Iranian generals are targeted and eliminated. And the world teeters on the edge of nuclear confrontation as Jerusalem and Tehran become “five minutes to midnight.” Sound familiar?
Now compare that to today’s headlines:
These are not plot points from a spy thriller—they’re happening now. Clayton’s novel doesn’t just echo current headlines—it predicted them with stunning clarity.
But St. Paul Goes to Spain goes further. With biblical undertones, it explores how prophecy, politics, and power intertwine in a modern world that still repeats ancient patterns. In a time when anti-Semitism, misinformation, and geopolitical confusion are spreading, this book brings sharp insight and sobering perspective.
This isn’t just fiction. It’s a message. And it’s urgent.
Readers, analysts, and media outlets alike should ask: Are we witnessing the early chapters of something bigger?
St. Paul Goes to Spain is available now. For review copies, interviews, or speaking requests, contact: K. Marcus – [email protected]
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