"The Mystery of Paul's Conversion," by Sheridan H. Lee, is a balanced, well-referenced account of one of the most famous, and possibly most important, events in biblical history, Paul's "Road to Damascus" conversion.  In an exemplary model of careful biblical analysis and exposition, Lee analyzes Paul's life carefully and methodically, introducing historical material of undoubted relevance.  The crux of Mr. Lee's argument lies in the often-acrimonious relations among the Apostles, especially Paul, Luke, and Mark.  He shows the Apostles as real men, who, while committed to communicating the words of Jesus, were by no means devoid of human emotions.