top of page

Click image to buy on Amazon

Enemy Self by Suzanne Kovitz

Available on Amazon, B&N, Apple Books, Google Play, Kobo, Overdrive, Fable, Vivlio, Palace Marketplace, Borrow Box, Everand, Gardners, Baker & Taylor, Tolino, Bibliotheca, Smashwords and Draft2Digital

EBOOK new.jpg

Kovitzreads

Synopsis:

 

In Enemy Self, Jessica Wheaton’s life takes a surreal turn when she wakes up trapped in the body of her bully, Denise Bower. As Jessica navigates Denise's dark world of abuse, addiction, and dangerous relationships, she confronts harsh truths about the person she once despised. Battling inner demons and external threats, Jessica embarks on a harrowing journey to reclaim her identity, uncover love, and defeat the very forces that seek to destroy her. A dark fantasy of twisted fates and raw emotion, Enemy Self explores the depths of empathy, resilience, and self-discovery.

Blue Skies

Click image to get free copy on  Amazon

me, myself & I.jpg

Me, Myself & I
Free Short Story

Amazon:  Me, Myself & I by Suzanne Kovitz

In this introspective short story, readers are invited to a surreal breakfast meeting unlike any other—where the protagonist encounters versions of herself at three distinct stages of life: toddler, young adult, and elderly.

As they share a morning meal together, each version reflects on the past, present, and future, sparking a profound conversation about memory, growth, regret, and self-awareness. The toddler offers glimpses of innocence and unfiltered curiosity; the young adult brings ambition, fear, and formative experiences; and the elder reflects with wisdom, hindsight, and the weight of unspoken truths.

Together, they weave a narrative that:

  • Contemplates how choices shape identity

  • Explores the continuity and evolution of self

  • Reveals insights into who we were, who we are, and who we might yet become

With just a few pages, Kovitz captures an emotional snapshot of our internal dialogue—prompting the question: if you could meet yourself across time, what you’d learn… and what you'd change.

ecover design Enemy Self.png

Send us a Note

Thanks for submitting!

  • Twitter
  • Instagram

Subscribe Form

Stay up to date

Thanks for submitting!

bottom of page