Operation Damascus: The Saul Case

In Operation Damascus: The Saul Case, author Dimitar Kosev delivers a riveting psychological and historical novella that strips away centuries of theological dogma to examine one of history's most polarizing figures.

Saul of Tarsus is introduced not as a saint, but as a brilliant Sadducee operative. His mission: infiltrate and dismantle the rebel Yahad movement from the inside. To do this, Saul masterfully crafts a radical new doctrine, adapting the image of Jewish teacher Yeshua into a universal Son of God—a cosmic savior for the Gentile world. But as his fiction begins to take root, an unexpected psychological shift occurs: the master manipulator begins to believe his own myth.

Witnessing his invented doctrine spark genuine, transformative power among the outcasts of society, Saul watches yesterday’s thieves and murderers rewrite their destinies into a community of brothers and sisters. Operation Damascus is a profound psychological exploration of faith, identity, deception, and the unintended power of a beautifully told lie.