Title: Weaver's Web
About Yasmine Galenorn
NYT, PW, and USA Today bestselling author Yasmine Galenorn writes urban fantasy and all things paranormal. She lives in the Seattle area with her husband and cats.
Author Q&A
Q: What's a misconception about midlife that you'd like to clear up?
A: That life declines after 50. I'm sixty and--although the body takes a toll--I'm more clear about my life than I've ever been. I am stronger as a person, I am happier, and feel more successful than ever before.
Q: If you could live the life of one single character in your story, who would it be and why?
A: I think Rowan, January's great-grandmother. Though she doesn't make much of an appearance in Weaver's Web (since January is on vacation), I love her character. She's witchblood, over two hundred years old, and a powerful, confident character who helps January learn as her powers blossom out.
Q: Tell us a bit about your story and why you wrote it.
A: Paranormal investigator and witch January Jaxson, and her wolf-shifter boyfriend Killian O’Connell, take a vacation for Valentine’s Day and find themselves in a search for their hostess’s missing sister.
I had an abusive childhood, an abusive first marriage, and so I know all about starting over. I've learned a lot about living life without a safety net, and about taking those lemons and making lemon meringue pie out of them. Sometimes, the baggage spurs you on to become stronger and more secure in yourself.