I think this is a bit more imaginative.

Option A is such a great title, it is the best one.

Option A seems to be the most unique in the set. I like the idea that it is being drawn together, for a book it is a nice allusion. It is also a good depiction for the daily rhythm of a couple. It also has the sense of what has happened in the beginning of the relationship and the hope for the future of the relationship. I think it is a multifaceted title.

I prefer option A book title looks favorable. I find it stands out more.

I think that my first and second choice sound the most interesting and make me most want to know more.

I like all of these options, but Drawn Together and Closer both seem more like a title where as Love Well and Becoming One are very overused phrases.

I think A is the best choice for a devotional about married couples getting closer

I think the drawn together speaks to a type of destiny that I believe in.

I like this because it sounds like fate brought us together. I like that more than just loving sounds. I also think it flows well

I choose A because this title is very creative, unique and interesting as well, compared to other options

I like A because it indicates a closeness by being drawn together. Although C is titled "Closer", it does not speak to me like A does.

I like option A the best because "Drawn Together" makes it sound emotional and like the couple was meant to be together.

I like drawn together the most because it makes me think about the way we interact. the last one "closer" is not making too much sense to me.

A makes me think it's a good devotional for being closer.

Drawn together and Becoming one is lovely titles for the person who is learning about couples devotional books. Closer also pretty good title. Love well is tacky title catch phrase.

Option A and Option B are very effective. Drawn together speaks to me. Option B is a good second. Closer does help one see how the book can be healing. Option C is much better than Option D. Love Well, Option D says that we are not on the right path yet.

I like drawn together because it tells me that people just have a natural magnetism that draws them together.

I chose option B because the word one describes what a couple are. They are not individuals any longer, they are one unit.

It might be a personal specific preference but the concept of two becoming one speaks to me on a deeper level.

I like B the best because that is what marriage is: the two shall become one. The rest of them are ok, except for C; it's too general.

Becoming one fits the bill of any good marriage as that is what your doing. The other have the names that take steps to get there and I ranked them accordingly.

B is the best of the titles everyone wants to become one in a marriage.

i appreciate choice b the best as when you get married you essentially become 1 so thats a great title and my personal favorite out of the options given

My top 2 choices fit best and sound professional to me. The only one I don't like is my last choice, which reminds me of an old tv show that wasn't very good.

It is more appealing to me. It clearly reflects couples devotion of becoming one thru marriage

I ranked my choices based on which book titles I felt sounded the most loving. I also ranked them based on how memorable I think each title is.

The ultimate goal of marriage is to find a partner who share similar life passion and could support each other in the whole life. Being one is perfect reflection of ideal marriage. Each person of the couple shares same life goals with the other. The two persons are behaving like a single one. The title in B is the ideal case for a couple and the title is definitely interesting to those couples. My next pick is the title in C. It is obvious that two people of a couple want to be closer to the other. The title is easy to understand. The two titles in A and D are not my favorite. The title in A focuses on the process of being together. It is not ideal for those people who are already couples. The title in D is very general. The word "well" is unattractive and it does not indicate intimate closeness of two people of a couple.

B makes me think of unity in marriage and being there for each other, making a life of their own. A appeals a little bit, but it sounds more like the beginning than something ongoing. C is similar to A, but also more generic. D sounds very generic, it could apply to lots of things.

Becoming One. This is a hard thing in the early stages of marriage. It’s also very important for people to understand

I feel that Becoming One is the ideal name for a devotional book on marriage. It has a beautiful ring to it. Love Well and Drawn Together are also marriage-esque, while Closer can be related to anything.

The only one that is not vague and/or trite is becoming one.

The title for A does not sound very serious. D is nice but just not as nice as the other two. C is simple, memorable and catchy for the theme.

I think my relationship goal is to become closer (not Becoming One).

C- Closer- Defines the goal of the books. Simple and to the point.D-Love Well- OK but that Blank _______ Well movement is hurting the sayingA-Drawn together- Past tense but OK , see like a game show namedB- Becoming One- Not my cup of tea, I believe that couples remain independent self’s and retain their uniqueness

I ranked the options based on how relatable they were to me. Option C was the best because it was not only relatable, it was very concise and powerful.

I love the title Love Well, because thats really one thing that couples need to learn to do in order to have a happy and long marriage.

I chose Option D first because I am really interested in loving my spouse well. Option C is next for me so my husband and I can grow closer. Option A is next so we can be reminded of why we were drawn together in the first place. I don't care too much for Option B because although we are a married couple, separate identities are extremely important.

I like the fact that you can be two different people and have a loving, healthy relationship. Love well makes me feel this way as compared to the others.

Option D "love well" seems very accurate for a devotional, it conveys to me that the book is a kind of guide to love well.Secondly, option B "Becoming One" I like because it gives me the idea that marriage is a process.In third place would be option C, I don't like it very much but it gives me the idea of ​​being closer to my husband.The last option would be Drawn Together, I don't like it because it sounds like it's something that is already done from the beginning and doesn't need to be worked on.

I like the idea of loving well. Closer is a great title and very open ended. You can get closer in your relationship and to God. Becoming One is a good title as well. I do not like drawn together

I don't really care of any of these, but my top choice is love well, since that's the goal. I really don't like Becoming One - it sounds like a bad horror movie or religious cult.

I prefer option D. I like that it sounds like a fulling relationship.

D as my first because it is telling more about love, B as my next because it is telling how one can unity in marriage, C/A as last option because that have the same meaning

I ranked these devotionals based upon the titles. I believe there is strength in words and much can be read into them. Option D is very strong and has strong emotional appeal. Option B is the next choice due to the mental image conveyed in becoming one flesh. Option A indicates bonding but is not as strong as the first two rankings. Option A has the least mental image of forming a devotional type of bond. The perception is more of an attraction than a bonding, therefore, I ranked it last.

I like Love Well. Drawn Together is ok. Really do not like C and B. Becoming One sounds like a dystopian sci-fi parasite movie.

i think the book title in option D would be the best because it sounds motivational and sentimental

I chose Option D because of the emphasis on 'love.' I somewhat dislike the idea of 'becoming one' stated in Option B.

This title makes me feel like I will learn how to love my partner in a healthy way

The first two choices seem to fit better with the type of book.

I like D and B the best because I have a pretty good idea what they’re going to about, and they sound inspirational. Draw Together isn’t as clear. I like the idea , but it needs additional wording to be clear. Also draw together was a poorly executed cartoon in the early ‘00s.