"Dancing on the Spider's Web is a funny, joyful story of young love lost and found again in the tumultuous time of HaightAshbury. You'll adore Sasha Paulsen's quirky band of misfits, especially Sarah, who fears love even as she chases it. A touching debut novel that takes you back to a bygone era when seeking mattered more than finding."
SANDRA DALLAS, New York Times bestselling author of True Sisters
Set in 1970s San Francisco, Dancing on the Spider's Web is an exuberant tale about the pursuit of beauty, love, and self-worth. Uncertain about her future and her medical career path, Sarah Glass is twenty-five years old when she bolts to San Francisco to give herself "a month to live." There she meets the free-spirited Gabriel, and together they embark on a series of whirlwind adventures that take them out of the city, deeper into the country, and face to face with buried emotions, family discord, and long-sought dreams.
Sasha Paulsen lives in Napa, California, where she is the features editor at theNapa Valley Register. She holds a BA in English from St. Mary's College and MA in Journalism from UC Berkeley. Aside from writing, Sasha enjoys travel, hiking, researching, writing about, and enjoying food and wine. She has lived in Boston, London, Paris, and Tonga. Dancing on the Spider's Web is her first novel.
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