Review: The other Anne Fletcher by Susanne Jaffe

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Title	The other Anne Fletcher
Author	Susanne Jaffe
Publisher	Dutton Books
Publication Date	1982
Pages	282
Genre	Psychological

Annie Fletcher is a successful, up-and-coming book author, confident, happy with life. The other - Anne Fletcher - is a failed author, unhappy with every aspect of life. First, flowers are being delivered for Annie mistakingly to her, and than mail for Annie is landing on her doorstep by chance - and jelousy on the other Anne Fletcher is eating her up. And than her man, Arthur, whom she is not really interested in her twisted ways anyway, meets the other Annie Fletcher, and Anne will do anything do destroy Annie. The movie 'Single, white, female' comes to mind!

Confused with Anne - Annie? Its not difficult to separate them because both characters are drawn out to be so differently, sometimes in a OTT way. Maybe not the most thrilling book I ever read, but good for the train journey home with not too much brain engaging needed. 

I have read this a long time ago,  but I have still would like to  included the review for completeness sake and for my own benefit, as I like to make a record of every book I read.