What if silence itself could be evil? (discussion inspired by “Be Not Afraid II — Hear Me”)

[Vasyl]

There are stories that start as fiction — and end as a question you can’t escape.
In Be Not Afraid II — Hear Me, a psychiatrist begins to doubt whether every darkness has a medical explanation.
A priest trained in exorcism joins her, but the deeper they go, the thinner the line between science and faith becomes.

It made me wonder:
👉 Can evil hide in silence — not in noise or violence, but in those quiet moments when people stop caring?
👉 And what would make you question what you Be Not Afraid II — Hear Me: A Spiritual Thriller About Listening, Faith, and the Battle Withinbelieve in?

(Just to clarify — I’m not promoting anything here. I’d simply love to hear your thoughts about that thin boundary between reason and belief.)

Be Not Afraid II — Hear Me: A Spiritual Thriller About Listening, Faith, and the Battle Within

[Vasyl]

I’ve just released the continuation of this story — Be Not Afraid II — Hear Me — and it’s free to download on Amazon (Oct 29–31).
It’s strange how these questions from Book I never really leave you… they grow with you.
If anyone reads it, I’d love to know how you interpret the silence this time.

👉 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FW91GPFC

Warm regards,
Vasyl