LEVRON, Uri << back to list Uri Levron, 46, was born in Tel Aviv. He is a partner at Adler-Homski, one of the major advertising agencies in Israel. He has previously published two children’s books and wrote a TV series. He is currently working on his second novel. Bibliography & Foreign sales ACCIDENTAL PROOF (Fiction) 2009 Two unlikely heroes take on a mysterious murder case in Uri Levron’s debut novel Accidental Proof. Omer Berlovitz, a mediocre film producer and the father of two young girls, is constantly angry: with his successful wife, with his aggressive business partner, and with his own body that he believes has betrayed him when he discovers he has a minor form of cancer. When the commercial he produces in Romania ends abruptly with the death of the supermodel it features, his life seems to be spiraling down quickly. Reuven Goren, a fifty-year-old failed insurance investigator is also found on the same set, hired by a rich businessman to watch over the model. These two anti-heroes begin to realize that the mysterious death had more to it, and against all likelihood they begin to collaborate on a clumsy investigation. As the investigation emerges in the most unexpected places, this intelligent suspense thriller leads readers through its characters’ highs and lows as they set out to find the truth but end up learning about themselves, their families, and the meaning of friendship. Rights sold to: Israel, Keter Publishing house. Reviews “Accidental Proof provides intelligent entertainment. It’s not a deep and thoughtful book, [it’s] simply cult” Arik Glasner, Maariv “Levron plays an acute humor cord that shudders according to the amusing behaviors of his characters” Arik Glasner, Maariv “The book just came out and it is already a best-seller and rightfully so…this is the ultimate thriller for the hot days of summer” Tali Rosin, LaIsha Magazin “Something about this book made me smile when I finished it…if there’s something Uri Levron does amazingly well is to provide a real catharsis” Mako, Channel 2 Website