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Review:
What happens when the Zeus Shoe Company takes a staid accountant who has recently lost his wife, his former girlfriend, a beautiful model, a writer, a womanizing real estate agent and a triathlete, and throws them together on an arduous trek from Los Angeles to Denver?
The answer to this momentous question is provided in Alan Cook's trekking novel, Walking to Denver. Add a few other characters, including a washed-up race-car mechanic, a black photographer, a mysterious man in a 1956 Thunderbird and a shoe marketeer who looks like Phoebe Cates, and you are in for a rip-roaring adventure.
Follow these characters across deserts and over mountains as they strive toward their goals.
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"...easy-to-follow, humorous plot...the book makes you want to set out on a long, cross-country trek of your own."
-- Deborah Paul, Los Angeles Times South Bay Weekly
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Here are some other comments about Walking to Denver:
"Walking to Denver brings out the magic in walking. If you walk you should read this book."
"Anybody who walks from Los Angeles to Denver is crazy."
"This is the sexiest book I've ever read."
"What this country needs is a good tax accountant, and Roger fills the bill. "
"The women are too forward. And Susan needs to wear a bra. "
"I like Bill, the triathlete. He's the only one who isn't a wimp."
"I'm suing you. The caper with Donald had me on the edge of my seat. Then I fell off. "
"I used to be in love with Phoebe Cates, but now I'm in love with Mitzi. "
"Where are the jokes?"
