Louie & Women

Louie & Women, originally published by Dutton, is a modern picaresque adventure story of love, obsession, death, music, destiny, and rebirth. It's Todd Walton's third novel, one of his best reviewed.

Louie Cameron, once a successful architect and musician, now a vagabond, is wounded while defending a damsel in distress, which leads him to become entangled in the lives of Andrea, an artist and professor, and her parents, habitués of a remote beach house in northern California. The blossoming of deep love between Louie and Andrea gives Louie the courage to return to Santa Cruz to make peace with Marie, the former love of his life, with unforeseen and startling consequences befalling him every step of his way.

Told in the alternating voices of the four fascinating leading ladies of the tale, Louie & Women is by turns funny, sad, beautiful, mysterious, tragic, and uplifting.

Todd Walton is the author of Inside Moves, Ruby & Spear, and Buddha in a Teacup.

©1983 Todd Walton (P)2012 Todd Walton

Reseñas de la Crítica

"So enchanting that men will cheer and shout, and women themselves...will sigh, and wish (God help them) they knew someone like Louie" (Carolyn See, Los Angeles Times)

"Haunting." ( The New Yorker)

"A solid and alive work by a very perceptive young writer. Full of freshness and soul. ( California Magazine)