Author Fauneil Fremont presents “The Story of Peter, Ruth, and Evan: Knowing Good and Evil.” This reflective novel follows one woman's search for meaning as she confronts both good and evil through relationships that test her beliefs. The story combines romance, spiritual inquiry, and personal growth as its central character learns that understanding others often requires a deeper understanding of herself.
In the novel, Ruth leaves home to begin her career as a counselor at a retreat and retirement center. She steps into a new environment with purpose and ambition. Still, she soon encounters emotional complexity as she grows close to two men, Peter and Evan, whom she finds romantically interesting. As the relationships develop, Ruth begins to see both light and darkness in the people around her. She also begins to recognize the questions those relationships raise within her own heart.
Ruth's journey becomes more than a romantic crossroads. She discovers that truly knowing Peter and Evan requires examining her own spiritual beliefs and the values that guide her decisions. The novel invites readers into a story where faith influences choices and where the tension between good and evil calls for honesty, courage, and self-reflection.
“The Story of Peter, Ruth, and Evan: Knowing Good and Evil” is now available on Amazon.
About the Author
Fauneil Fremont was born in the village of Hoskins, Nebraska, before her family moved to Norfolk. After graduating from the University of Nebraska, she joined a summer study tour of Europe with the University of South Dakota. She began her teaching career in Tucson, Arizona, teaching English and music, and earned an MED from the University of Arizona.
After her marriage, she returned to her love of music. She studied at San Jose State University, completing a BA and then an MA. She pursued a career as a pipe organist and later retired in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Following her husband's death, she moved to San Antonio, where she currently resides. She credits her mother, Lisetta, and her grandmother, Minnie, as strong influences in her life, and they served as the main characters of her last two books.
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