Do people judge an ebook by its cover? (An experiment)

[Steelwhisper]

;) thanks for clarifying!

[Liza]

Richard wrote: "Liza -- I assume you're speaking of the cover for Saving Casey?
Your current cover doesn't seem to be a romance targeted cover to me, but it seems decidedly urban thriller -- which is mostly read b..."

I was, and the cover is evidently doing a good job. The guy in the back is her security specialist, hired to keep her safe.

[Remittance]

I spent quite a bit of time blogging about covers and why they work, or don't.

http://remittancegirl.com/blogpost/co...

I also made an extensive review of Romance covers and their various visual tropes.

http://remittancegirl.com/blogpost/a-...

Finally, with the permission of T.R. Verten, I chronicled a cooperative way to work with an author to produce something both eye-catching and something the author could feel comfortable promoting.
http://remittancegirl.com/blogpost/co...

[Richard]

Very cool and unexpected, too. I got that kind of vibe from the guy in the shadows, but didn't think security -- Good, evocative cover.

[Steelwhisper]

Remittance wrote: "I spent quite a bit of time blogging about covers and why they work, or don't.

http://remittancegirl.com/blogpost/co...

I also made an extensive revie..."

Lovely alternatives and absolutely what I am saying! Thank you for sharing this!

[Paul]

Here's a good blog about this very topic http://karensdifferentcorners.wordpre...