A young woman called A lives with a young woman called B. B is becoming more and more like A: wearing her clothes, using her make-up. If A's boyfriend, C, likes A because A is A, but now B is the same is A, where does that leave A? 'Brilliant.
A contemporary take on Single White Female as scripted by Miranda July, shot through with elements of a distinctly Atwoodian dystopia' Observer 'A disturbing, super-smart mystery' Daily Mail 'As good a debut as I've ever read' Zadie Smith
