I (barely) Survived the Wrath of Janie: A Memoir

About this book

Not as vengeful as The Wrath of Khan, but close. Actually a lot closer than Janie Ligon intended. Or was her goal a real life version of Spock’s fate? Whatever. In this intensely personal memoir, Daniel Levin discovers that he is no match for Janie’s all-encompassing wrath after their divorce. She is relentless as the narrative unfolds on both sides of the Atlantic, starting in San Francisco and moving to rural England, London and St. Andrews before returning to Silicon Valley. The backdrop is the dawn of the internet age, and the first dot.com boom… and bust. Fellow baby-boomers may find much to identify with. When the dust finally settles, everyone has exactly what they want. Or do they?