Murder mystery. All they find is the feet.



KFC: Kept From Caffeine

Makes me think of something like a feel good, teenage girl, read over the summer kind of book...not my style...I would probably just browse past it...

(Keeping in with the Silver theme)

Silver Night

Some fantasy or horror story connected with the full moon. Werewolves, or barn owls. I'd pick it up to read the back and look at the cover art.

My Lady Greensleeves.

Makes me think of 'Lady D'Arbanville' - a nice title, gives me the impression of a type of archaic romantic tragedy. Or perhaps I've been reading too much Camille. But I would pick it up, in any event. ^_^




Rise, Rise

Set somewhere sunny and sephia, where the flowers are always in bloom and the trees are always green. I think I'd read it.

Title? Maybe?

A Slight of Perception

Kind of action/thrillery. I'd probably pick it up, because for some odd reason, I adore the word perception.

Naked and Ashamed

Sounds like a beautifully refreshing drama thing, I would definitely pick it up and give a look through. It sounds so subtly profound, so I would probably burst unless I at least read the first chapter to see what in the world it could be about.

A Winter Memory


MM

I'd say something about abarishment. um, yeah I'll go with that.

The End, or Just the Beginning

EEww, that looks like something really cliche!


I could listen to your voice forever

Not sure it really works as a title, it seems like a thought, and not really profound enough to be a really catchy title. Maybe it's just mel. XD

A Winter Memory


MM

If I didn't already know what it was about...^_~ Sounds a bit like a memoir of a person in a plane crash in a mountains, or a romance. [Sorry that they're conflicting- but hey, it's what I thought.]

At The Laundromat

it just sounds dumb


Shakesphere's Book of Sonets is my Bible.

Ooer, subtlety. I think it's a bit long for a title, myself- but if I had to guess, it'd probably be a YA. About a geeky English freak struggling to be cool.

Second Class

a girl who doesn't fit in in a preppy rich snob school.


"The Burning"