Paranormal character whose name begins with Y

[Joseph]

This is probably going to sound like an odd request, but I need some help with completing a reading challenge. I have to read 26 books, one paranormal creature per book, either male or female, using either first or last names. Any paranormal character is acceptable.

I only have Y left to do and need some help finding a book that has a paranormal character whose first or last name begins with Y. The only one I have found is the title character from the Jane Yellowrock series by Faith Hunter and I've read all those. It doesn't have to be a main character, just has to be some sort of paranormal being. Anything will work, Urban Fantasy, Paranormal Romance, etc. I read it all. TIA.

P.S. If you are interested in checking out the challenge, it can be found here:
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...

[SamSpayedPI]

Wow. I've got nothing so far (I've found a few about Yama-Onna, but nothing in English). I'll keep checking.

[Juels]

Does it have to be the main character? In the Mercy Thompson series by Patricia Briggs, Baba Yaga makes a few appearances. She's definitely in Fire Touched.

[Jannell]

After we collided by anna todd. ( Tessa young)

[Not-Mary]

The Beast of Callaire

[Robert]

Those Who Hunt the Night=Immortal Blood, by Barbara Hambly

Don Simon Ysidro

"Who's been killing the vampires of London, tearing open their coffins to let in lethal sunshine as they sleep--and then drinking their blood?"

[Kris]

Ysabel by Guy Gavriel Kay

[Rainbowheart]

Iron Moon
The Glamourist
Elegantly Undead
A Demon and His Witch
Yasmin the Night Owl Fairy
Love in the Time of Dragons

[John]

There's a major character called Yama in Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny.

[Not-Mary]

John wrote: "There's a major character called Yama in Lord of Light by Roger Zelazny."

Oooooh. I forgot about that. I take back my earlier suggestion, Lord of Light is a better choice.

[John]

It seems only fair also to mention Yog-Sothoth in the Cthulhu mythos of H P Lovecraft.

[Kristy]

If aliens counts, York would work. It's the third in the series, but Laurann does a pretty good job of summarizing the other two books without doing a massive infodump. This one is my favorite of the series.