Favorite movie genres audience targeting

This is a 3 option poll with 50 respondents targeting Favorite movie genres (Mystery, Romance, Comedy) and Gender identity (Female). A sample of responses:

• The option that opens with the hints of a love triangle is the tightest and most interesting, in my opinion. The one that opens with a blurb for the author is fine, although a bit long-winded. The one that opens by referencing ella's biggest mistake is...not good. Poorly written, confusing timeline, just no on that one please.
• I find A to stand out because its a nice short synopsis, but it seems to go with the darker thriller vibe that the cover gives me.
• I picked the description in B because it's the most conveying and expressive of what the book is and it's purpose. The summary matches up with the overall ambiance of the cover, "Engagingly Dead," with a description of the main character being caught up in a murder and other action packed drama. It presents itself without being overly wordy.I picked A because it's similar to A but doesn't open up as strong. The beginning with "Thinking life would be easy once her daughters have all grown up and moved out… until her eldest daughter is accused of murder" changes tones by talking about a wedding and catering. It can be kind of confusing but it still gets the message across once you get past the start. I picked the summary description in C last because it doesn't really describe the same storyline plot points as the other one but an entirely different genre and tone. It doesn't really scream murder and action/drama as much as the other two. It does have a lot of punch words like being a book behind a best selling author but it's too wordy to draw a person in.
• I like the set-up right off the bat on Option A. It instantly entertains me and gives me a feel for what I think the energy of the book will be like. It's got some humor to it and that is what I would lean towards as far as making a purchase. Option B also starts with a somewhat humorous lead in but it doesn't have the same tone...it reads a little more like an old sitcom in the lead-in. It's not bad, but it's not as entertaining as A. Option C didn't really interest me - it loses me early on with the reference "sure to be a blockbuster" - I want to know about the story before I want to know about everything else. But I do like the final paragraph that is written for all three choices (especially about the 80s/90s references).
• this book offers all the excitement and intrigue that a person would wantThis is a book that would be very hard to put down