Afraid to Death By the author of Eye Of The Beholder, now a No. 1 U.S. Box Office Hit Film
Joe Egan is a decent man. He spends his life boarding
aeroplanes and buses, winning and losing at poker, abandoning women he is in love with. In fact, he lives like a madman - or a man in fear of his life. Of course there is that blonde woman who has been following him around for years…. Afraid to Death is a literary Siamese twin to Marc Behm's legendary Eye Of The Beholder Praise for Eye of the Beholder
'Eye of the Beholder is a strange, amazing, wonderful novel. Buy this book!' Independent on Sunday
'Part epic road movie, part thriller, part love story, with more atmosphere and attitude than you can shake a .45 at' Daily Mirror
'A strange book, wild, puzzling, at times more road novel than crime fiction. A classic' Time Out
'One of the punchiest, bleakest, weirdest hard-boiled crime novels I've ever come across, and one of the most original… a private-eye novel to end private-eye novels' Los Angeles Herald Examiner
Paperback - No Exit Press (1999)
The Eye of the Beholder A major movie starring Ewan Mcgregor, k d lang, Patrick Bergin and Genevieve Bujold released in 1999
A failed detective journeys up and down interminable American highways on the track of a murderess, who may or may not be his daughter. At every turn he manages to cover up her crimes in a vain attempt to relieve his own guilt. 'The new edition of this classic is guaranteed to make a huge impact this time around' Stuff for Men
'A heartbreaking love story, a most puzzling thriller, the story of a descent into hell. A deathly travelogue through every state in the US Union, a book about desire, lyrical and relentless in its intensity' Maxim Jakubowski
'A story of God in disguise as a Private Eye, searching for his daughter: a quest for grace. A stone classic noir' Crime Time
About The Author Marc Behm has had a successful career as a film script writer (Help! and Charade) and an author. He lives in Paris.
Bibliography N.B. dates and publishers in dark red indicate British First Editions. Dates and publishers in black indicate recent reprints.