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I'm thinking that if self publishing goes well, I might do more.  I have an idea for a dark story.  But I need to know which image catches your eye for a cover.  Here's the blurb.

For decades, Tyler has tackled the government's most difficult problems. His team has rescued hostages and taken out terrorists.  Most of that time he's had Adam on his team.  Adam's profiling skills and ability to psychological break prisoners has made him a valuable asset, and their off again, on again sexual relationship has been the only personal relationship Tyler has allowed himself.

However their assignments have been growing more dangerous, and he starts to question the real motives behind these new missions. When he receives word of his own cancellation, Tyler makes a run for it, but he knows that Adam is the real threat. Adam knows him well enough to track him anywhere. But if Adam is broken, he will turn those impressive skills of his to helping Tyler identify the enemy in the shadows.  Tactically it's the only choice. Tyler just hates that he must turn on the only man he's ever loved.  Love might be strong, but Tyler can't let himself hope that it might be strong enough to endure what he must do if he hopes to save either of their lives.


So, which photo would make you pick up the book and read that on the back?


Comments

M Humphrey

I agree with everyone else. lol. The second pic just has something about it.

M Humphrey

I don't think so. It leaves things to the imagination and could go several different ways. That's the nice thing about images it affects everyone differently.

Rosen Pavus

I'd go with pic #2 as well. This isn't something I would read, but image #1 is too extreme for my tastes. :)

Corinna Cox

Sorry to say but not liking any of them. 1 is too much and 2 is not bright enough and though 3 is a good mix of light and dark he looks like a priest holding a rosary and praying. But I liked the story blurb.

Threnody

Yep, the 3rd.

Lyn Gala

All opinions are welcome. The priest point is valid now that I look at it. I'll think about that.

Lyn Gala

Thank you. Poor number one is not getting the love, but 2 was my first choice as well

Lyn Gala

It does lack depth, but sometimes my preferences don't match those of the readers