Which of these would you most want to read?

[G.G.]

I'd have to go with 3) From the Ashes.

[Christina]

I like Broken Inside.

[Dwayne, Head of Lettuce]

Michael wrote: "1) A Principal World

2) Broken Inside

3) From The Ashes

4) Architect of Misery

5) You Take Yourself "

That one.

[Reese]

From the Ashes

[C.B., Beach Body Moderator]

I like this one :)

From Inside the Broken Ashes: A Story of Taking Yourself, the Architect of Misery, through A Principal World; A Rope of Sand

[Kat]

From the Ashes.

Unless I can get C.B.'s suggestion, then it has to be that.

[Samantha]

I like Broken Inside, but if it's a redemption story then From the Ashes is good.

[Edmond]

From the Ashes!

[storoshpa]

From the ashes

[[deleted user]]

From the Ashes!

[T.L.]

Depends on what it's about:

I like From the Ashes as it gives hope
but Architect of Misery sounds most intriguing.

[Claus]

I'd go with From the Ashes too!

[Christina]

Just a heads up: a quick Amazon search shows pages of books called From the Ashes and the second listing is an alt history that has a swastika on the cover, so you migt want to take that into consideration.

http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_nos...

[Andrew]

Michael wrote: a little expirament. which of the following books about redemption, based on the title alone, would you be most intetested in reading?

1) A Principal World – Sounds like churning through dogma, decision making

2) Broken Inside – The condition itself

3) From The Ashes – Redemption

4) Architect of Misery – The perpetrator

5) You Take Yourself – “to seriously ?,” “personal responsibility ?,” “on a journey?”

My choice - #3

[S.J.]

Broken Inside

[Andrew]

Micheal wrote: how about "Ashes of Hope"

Take your time, maybe something like that.
Open a thesaurus. Maybe you key into something from your novel on the same title theme of redemption

*As Christina pointed out -- check to see if taken

[Owen]

Toss up between:

2) Broken Inside

4) Architect of Misery

For some reason, I've been seeing "Ashes" pop up in titles recently to an unusual degree.

[[deleted user]]

#3

[C.B., Beach Body Moderator]

Reading what you wrote, I Looked for hidden titles.

I found these

Architect of her Own Misery
Hopeful Element(s)

We should try to mix up more things and see what we get!

Artictect of Ash(es)
Misery's Architect
Broken Misery

[Anita]

From the Ashes

[Samantha]

I would immediately pick up a book entitled "Architect of Her Own Misery."

[Reese]

I didn't see anything called From the Ashes of Misery.

[Ty]

Number 4.

[Nadirah]

#4

[Amanda]

Bummer about the research into the title, From the Ashes, because that's the one I like as well.

[Amanda]

Michael wrote: "how about:

To Escape The Black Hole

it says basically what I want to say... only two problems. It doesnt roll off the tongue, and it implies that the black hole in question is literal... its not ..."

how about something with darkness...To Escape the Darkness...or Escaping from the Darkness.

Trying to play with a different word other than black hole. Darkness was the first to pop in my head:)

[Amanda]

I hear ya, Michael! I go through the same problem when coming up with a title. Just keep playing with the words and something will click. I got nothing else right now...but if I think of something I will let you know:)

[Amanda]

Now you have me hooked...is this a romance novel?

I don't like the word black hole since reading the blurb.

On the Tip of Desolation
Breaking Free of... (something...lol)
Light-Years Away to Redemption
Breaking From the Darkness (Not sure why I like the word darkness:) )

I'm thinking for you, maybe not anything good, but trying:)

[K.C.]

From the ashes. It offers the reader some hope.

[Jody]

From the Ashes is the clear winner for me :D