I don’t know about you, but my signature is downright ugly. And lame. Let’s not forget lame. Every time I sign my name on something, whether it be a receipt or a new credit card, I wince inside. I don’t know how people come up with such awesome pretty signatures. I’m totally out of the loop with that.
One day, after getting multiple books signed, I thought what if instead of judging a book by its cover, you judge the book by the author’s signature? Will the author’s signature attract you to the book? Will you still buy the book then?
This week, I’m featuring Origin and White Hot Kiss by Jennifer L. Armentrout.
Will you buy Origin and White Hot Kiss based on the author’s signature alone?
Oh, I just have one book signed by her (I’m international, so it’s really hard to get signed books), anyway, the signature in my book is different from these two! It’s more like the one in White Hot Kiss but less swirly. I’d probably buy a book based on the second signature, though. :)
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HOW CAN YOU NOT LIKE HOT SHIRTLESS DUDES ON COVER? (At least the cover for Origin is better than the previous books.) The cover of White Hot Kiss looks so washed out. No thank you. Not a fan.
I wouldn’t buy her books for her signature alone either.
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Hmmm, I also don’t like it when there are two different signatures. The short one with the heart is the best, but I wouldn’t buy the books based on them (and definitely not for the cover either)
I don’t like the shirtless dude covers either. It’s weird that she has different signatures though. Mine isn’t gorgeous, but I use it all the time and don’t change it. It doesn’t bother me that much though. Cool feature!
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Interesting! I wonder if it has to do with how much time she has to sign? Like maybe full name was done before the book signing and the initial one is because it was after one and tired?
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