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    Enemy Self
    Enemy Self
    Enemy Self
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    Enemy Self

    By Suzanne Kovitz

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    WARNING: This work contains strong language and adult subject matter.

    "I Have A Secret,
    I'm Trapped In My Bully's Body!"
    Jessica Wheaton, a sweet and innocent high school girl, suddenly finds herself transformed into the body of her bully, Denise Bower.
    She lives Denise's life and experiences all the struggles Denise endures including child abuse, incest, drug experimentation, failing school grades, and dangerous relationships with men.
    Finally escaping from an abusive home, Jessica (in the body of Denise) goes on a tumultuous journey of violence, drug addiction, rape and prostitution. She is in an endless search for love and true identity.
    Will Jessica ever find a way to return to her body? Will she ever experience true love? How can she possibly defeat her enemy if she is her enemy?

    (This book is similar to Freaky Friday but more of a drama)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSuzanne Kovitz
    Release dateJul 10, 2015
    ISBN9781310092220
    Enemy Self
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    Suzanne Kovitz

    Suzanne Kovitz grew up in Baltimore County, Maryland. “Me, Myself & I” is her first short story posted on Amazon. “Enemy Self” is her first novel for young adults, crossing over to adult themes. Suzanne enjoys philosophy including paranormal and near-death experiences, graphic design, brisk walks, science-fiction movies, kayaking, and travel. However, more passionately, she loves interacting with her fans.

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