Meet Wes Hansen – Orb

Meet Wes Hansen from Orb by David Arp Tell us your name and a little bit about yourself My name is Wes Hansen. I’m a widower with one child. Soon after being discharged from the Marine Corps, I started my own firm as a private investigator. I try to stay out…

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Tell us your name and a little bit about yourself My name is Wes Hansen. I’m a widower with one child. Soon after being discharged from the Marine Corps, I started my own firm as a private investigator. I try to stay out of the gutter. Digging up dirt for fodder against warring spouses is not my forte.
Where do you live, and why do you choose to live there? I call Denver home. My daughter lives here and she is expecting my first grandchild. Can’t wait. I supposed, too, the large population makes the odds of someone needing my services better. There is always something in the wind.
Tell us about your special lady . What makes her so special? She’s an employee. If the Marine Corps taught me anything it was fraternization never led to anything good, but … She’s also smart. And she’s gorgeous. Did I say she was smart?
The first time you saw your special person, what did you think? Was it love at first sight or did she have to grow on you? The first time I saw Jessica I was shocked. Not often that I’m at a loss for words, but one look into the depths of her blue eyes made me stutter. I don’t know that love at first sight is the right feeling. More like smitten to the point of not knowing what to do or say for a moment. After a time that became easier. From the Author
What is your hero's main character flaw? He’s very protective of the women in his life. His employee. His daughter. To the point of withholding information they might find disturbing, for the sake of their feeling or perceived worry.
What can readers learn from your villain? Can’t make good from bad. Sometimes evil is just evil.
What makes your hero heroic? He knows what he’s called to do and doesn’t shy away from it, live or die.

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