The Presence of Evil

Book Summary/Synopsis

Evil does not always announce itself. Sometimes it waits, studies, and moves quietly through power, politics, and the human heart.

When a retired White House physician is unexpectedly drawn back into a web of secrets, his daughters are pulled into a troubling mystery that stretches from a family history to the highest levels of government. As unanswered questions mount, faith, loyalty, and morality are tested against forces that thrive in secrecy.

The Presence of Evil is a thought-provoking novel about grief, power, and the unsettling reality that evil often wears a respectable face.

Author’s Bio

Sharon Storts Yahres lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. After fifty-nine years of marriage, the loss of her husband deeply shaped her perspective on faith, family, and resilience. Drawing from a lifetime of observation and reflection, she writes stories that explore moral conflict, human strength, and the quiet struggles that define us.