I like the description, not just how they can, but a short description why it goes beyond that

This one better grabs my attention and sounds better overall.

It seems like a critical situation

This sounds better saying it outloud

The title seems more intriguing.

This one has both sides of my impression of Hackers as being the ones with the skill to find their peers and show us how to stop them.

I don't like the word "soldiers" as it references the military and has a very negative connotation for me.

Cyber Soldiers was off putting. My choice was more enticing.

I prefer A, because that gives me a better idea of what the subject will be and sounds like it will be more well researched.

makes me more concerned about the matter

I prefer the title in choice A as it is more descriptive. It also takes you through several emotions and makes you more interested in it. There are hackers that we are afraid of - but wait - they are the ones we need. It is a good contradiction and makes the reader curious about learning more. So choice A is a more attention-generating title.

better description...pulls me in more

A is interesting and grabbed my attention. It made me want to know more.

I think this description says a bit more of why Hackers are important.. and builds on their importance over our fears.. this title draws you in more and seems like it would provide much more detail in the book

I can get a better idea what the book is about.

Option A has a better sound and tone to it that makes me more interested in learning more about the topic. I think Option A is clearer in what the book offers and what the book would be about. Option A would grab a wider audience of people's attention and make them more likely to pick the book up off a shelf to learn more about it.

"A" makes the book sound intriguing. the fact that we "need" the hackers is an important part.

The tagline is more descriptive of what's inside the book.

I don't want any book about fighting to mention soldiers these days. I have a friend who was in the army, and the VA is messing up her life and her health and it has been doing so for many years. The VA owes her more than this, and it's not providing it.

THE TITLE SEEMS LIKE A DEEPER REFLECTION OF WHAT THE BOOK IS ABOUT.

Crisis indicates it applies to everyone.

Choice A has a more intriguing and interesting title.

Sounds a little more clear and a little less cliche

I think A puts a more positive spin on hacking.

I like the angel of this one. It gives a different perspective.

The wording in Option A is much better and attention grabbing.

I like A. I think saying the hackers we fear are the hackers we need gets my attention right off. Like the hackers will help us. B is kind of one sided.

It's a longer title, but the the title sounds more intriguing and has a more clear description for the reader.

The title is shorter and more concise

I prefer the short concise title.

This is more intriguing

I think this title is interesting.

IT'S MORE CONCISE AND INTRIGUING TO ME

Less is more. The other one has awkward syntax.

topic seems good to me

I like the more concise choice. It's to the point, gets it across quickly.

It just sounds smoother, rolls off the tongue.

Its more succinct and clear than fear mongering like the other title

I like the sound of this one the most

This one stands out and sounds better all the way around

I like the term soldiers it is very masculine

I prefer the shorter title. It makes it more eye-catching in my opinion.

The title and subtitle go better together and is more concise.

I like Option B because it short and to the point. I think that the title for Option A is a little too long which wouldn't catch my attention. As a result, I would buy Option B rather than Option A.

I find the title to be more intriguing and exciting.

I like the straight and to the point positive title about something usually considered negative.

The subtitle in A, while intriguing, is confusing

It's very simple. The other title is needlessly complicated and wordy.

this is nice and short and sweet

Option A is too long and doesn't roll off the tongue well. B sounds better and visually looks better