The apostle Peter is perhaps one of the most complex characters in the New Testament. Peter the Fisherman's Journey is the third episode in the tetralogy the author has dedicated to narrating the history of early Christianity. This book is about a character who has attracted very little attention from historians: Simon, son of Jonah. The fisherman who left everything to follow Jesus to the shore of the Sea of Galilee has much to say about him.
In this work, divided into four parts, the author explains the world in which Peter lived, including its political, economic, and social aspects. Vidal is convinced that these pages are enormously useful, and that, like his other works, the integrity of the historical research will honor the legacy and life of the apostle Peter.