I like the idea of the wheel of the gods. Always going, always changing, taking you places.

I chose A because that title appealed to me more.

This sounds like the gods speed the wheel to decide what to do

I chose A 'Wheel of the Gods.' because it sound much more intriguing than 'Enemy of the Gods.'

more entertaining and gets me to want to know more

I really don't like the use of Gods at all, it is very offensive

I choose A because I am a fantasy novel lover and would love to pick out a book about mythology.

Option A sounds more fantasy/sci fi where as Option B sounds more religious.

I love Wheel of the Gods because the words indicate that the gods have something in motion. This alone is key to good SciFi/Fantasy. I would buy the book!

I chose A because the title has a mysterious feeling to it.

Option A sounds more appealing

It sounds more unique, Enemy of the X has been done many times before and I think that the Wheel could be all sorts of different intriguing things

The Wheel sounds like more of a fantasy term than the generic "Enemies of"

I like A the most because it gives me a sense of endless possibilities. It makes me more curious to read this one. I would click and buy this one first.

Option B sounds more exciting.

Sounds more intense.

B is far more interesting and compelling.

B sounds more action-oriented and A is a bit confusing.

Wheel of the gods just sounds weird to me or childish.

"Wheel of the Gods" sounds like a "Wheel of Time" ripoff title.

I like B because it sounds like it would be more interesting because it says enemy of the gods. Like a fantasy war or something.

Standing up to the gods sounds pretty badass

Don't like the other title with the word wheel in it.

This one sounds like the guy will be going up against insurmountable odds

Enemy sounds more intriguing. I'm not sure what a wheel of the gods refers to.

I like B. "Enemy of the Gods", just sounds more dramatic and action packed.

I would like to know the foe of such a power and think it will be a must read

It's a little more intriguing and unique sounding

"Enemy of the Gods" sounds more exciting. It sounds like the book will have a lot of action and a hero that has great power (otherwise how can one go against the gods?). The other title doesn't really convey much. Reading that title, I wouldn't be confident in the type of book I'll be reading.

The word, "enemy" in the title is intriguing and I want to know more about what they are talking about. Sounds like a thriller.

B is exciting and intriguing!

The word enemy helps in making you think of an adversary that will be encountered.

I would want to find out why they were the Enemy?

Choice B sounds more interesting and is easier to understand. I can grasp the meaning of enemies of the gods a lot better than wheel of the gods. Wheel of the Gods is just to abstract and takes unnecessary poetic license in a book title.

I think it is a little more descriptive.

The word enemy adds a special thing for this title and makes it more appealing and interesting to read it. I think it could be a nice book to have.

Enemy of the Gods sound a little more action packed than Wheel of the Gods.

Enemy of the Gods is more interesting and clear than Wheel of the Gods.

Looks more interesting because it sounds like it will tell you who are God's enemies.

The word Enemy is more interesting than the word Wheel in the title of the book.

The word "enemy" is more open-ended and can appeal to a broader range of people. Wheel of the Gods sounds too specific / niche. I wouldn't even pick up a book with that title as I'd figure it's about something I knew nothing about. Enemy could mean a bunch of things... and it also is more descriptive in terms of what kind of book it is (someone fighting against "the Gods").

The Enemy of the Gods sounds very promising and brought more appeal to me than the other option. Enemy of the Gods brings more suspense and attention.

I like this title better

I like this one becuase I feel that I can relate to it.

I just liked the title of the book better.

This books is the second book in the trilogy and it tells the story of Arthur and not Merlin. He forgot the Gods and he is searching for objects to restore the Gods in this book.

An enemy of a god sounds like a formidable adversary that I'm interested to know who or what it is. Wheel of the God sounds like God has a vehicle.

Enemy sounds more like I know what the book is about without seeing a cover.

the world enemy is more exciting and enticing.

I feel this title is more eye catching and looks exciting.