like the the detials of this one and shorter

Description A is more concise and brief. B has too much content.

A sounds much more professional

I feel that it is much more concise and that B was too long and I didn't like that.

Option A flows better, perhaps due to the fact that it's told from a third-person perspective; the perspectives of the characters are difficult to grasp with such little introduction. Option A also has stronger language choices and just seems to be more crafted towards readers who are not familiar with the story.

Gets more to the point in the way of more economical writing.

A seems more traditional and makes more sense in the context of a short description. As for B, it seems more like a conversation or an interview. I'm not really sure what to make of it. Is it supposed to be the characters describing the book? Is the author describing the characters? Is it an excerpt from the book? I'd probably stop reading after a sentence or two and put it back if that was on the back cover.

I vote for Option A. I find the description extremely interesting and would love to read the book. The story seems to be developing slowly and yet it sounds tense and intriguing. Good job!

much shorter read, leaves more to the imagination and makes you want to pick up the book for longer periods

looks good and simple and small review

I like this description because I think it's cleaner and presented better in a more efficient way that is clearer and quicker.

This book description would entice me more to purchase this book.

I prefer the Option B book description. It's concise and easy to understand. I find it better.

If it's a summary, I'd rather read less. The less I have to read, the better. I'm going to be reading the book, I don't want to know everything.

My preference for A is because of the uniqueness of the book discription, the discription really tell about the book and give some nice impressions about the book and the content of the page use is a dope idea of arrangement for this book and will call more attentions to it and will influence me to buy the book.

Prefer A I find it more interesting without giving too much away

While option b goes more in depth, it is a tad too long. A summary needs to be short and sweet like option a

I like the story format more than the first person view.

This one stands out to me more.

The book description of option A is more appealing. The book description of option A is well described, and the description of the book title of option A is easier to understand.

the shorter description of A makes me want to buy it more because it's easier to read and digest than B.

I prefer just a short teaser that hooks me in the first paragraph and then I'll wanna read more

I would definitely want to read this book off of the description of option A. I think that this book has a great flow to it and it makes me want to read more of what happens between Jax and Sophie. I think that Sophie being a doctor is very interesting and I like that you don't know how Jax feels about Sophie initially in the description of B, but in A he says she's funny, a little sassy, and into the same things as me. I didn't feel like that bit of information was really needed right now. That information is needed in the book, but that part really turned me off of liking that description.

I like that this is written in third person instead of being all first person self centered. It is a good description and piques my interest.

I would definitely read this one I think it’s just better written I love a good romance book

The introduction of the author in option A gives a bit more context to the accomplishments of the author with the inclusion of best selling author. Too many choices in terms of books so these key words are attention grabbing.

I picked A as my top choice as the description is very simple and easy to understand if I want to buy it.

I like the concise explanations of the people - it seems more like an introduction and less like a biography.

I strongly prefer A because it is so fewer words than B.

A jsut sounds more straightforward and something I would buy.

I don't like long and lengthy descriptions as though you are already reading the book.Short and meaningful description is more interesting and grab attention to read the full book.

I like this choice way, way better. It gives you enough of the plot to make you want to read the book. The other makes me think the books is written more like a screen play, and I would not like that as well.

More concise. Ending on a question is trite, but it's less trite than B.

I prefer choice B because its less wordy and I think it has a better lead up to the end. I think the last sentence is much better and keeps the reader wondering what happens.

Choice A is more direct and more succinct, choice B seems like it's a long rambling.

I chose option A because the characters are more defined to help get a better sense of who they are. I feel this option was also easier to read and flowed really well.

I think option A got straight to the point and hooked me in as a I read the introduction as well. Option B seemed a bit too long for me and as a result I thought option A was the better option.

I think B has too many details and is somewhat repetitive.

This is way more detailed.

I like the subsections with the characters names. Makes it seem personalized.

i like the way the dialogue is broken down

I think the first-person accounts/perspectives are more interesting and kept my attention more than the other option.

I chose Option B because I liked that we heard from the characters directly. It felt more immersive and I got a better sense for what the book would be like.

B is more in depth and gives more detail

I enjoyed both descriptions but preferred the added detail of the longer version.

B is long winded but it sucked me in and made me want to read more of the story

This is much interesting.

The description goes into more depth and drowns you in what the story could be which is better to get someone to read it.

I definitely prefer the version written from the characters perspective. It shows their personality and gives it a personal feel which makes you feel more connected to the story more quickly.

Option B seems more complete. I like the extended breakdown of the synopsis. I would be more interested in reading a book based off this one then option a