I like the title in option A the best. The phrase "Nobody Lives" sounds exciting and makes me interested to learn more about this fictional place and its story.

Nobody Lives in Youngstown is a little more intriguing to me, this has a mysterious sound to it.

All of these are catching to me. I did choose A. I like the title, "Nobody Lives in Youngstown." Naturally, I would want to read and find out why.

the first one nobody lives in youngstown sounds the most appealing got my point of curiosity to check it out also everyone dies in youngstown sounds like horror thriller i like that

I think that B, C and F would all be extremely interesting reads, I think D and A sound a bit bland though and not very creative, which makes me assume the book isn't either.

I think that the title in choice B is the most catchy and the one that draws my attention more so than that of the other 5 choices I have to choose from here.

It’s the most clear that it’s a crime book which I like. It’s mysterious and thrilling.

I like the two titles with Youngstown in them because I grew up near there and think it's pretty catchy.

B is my favorite title by far. It's provocative and really conveys danger and forboding.

option B and A are almost same, and they both made me to curious about the mystery , why are they dying? option D is the worst since it just tells an accident occurred anyway.

I prefer the title in option B because to me it feels the most interesting and mysterious. Option A, C, and D feel quite intriguing to me too. Option F and E feel more lackluster to me.

I picked in order of the most appealing titles for this type of novel.

B has a very strong element of excitement and power to it that I find creative

The intriguing titles captured my interest and showed potentially thrilling situations. These variations are mostly suitable and of a relatively proper length overall.

Everyone Dies and Nobody Live In in are my top two picks because they make me wonder why everyone dies in that town. It sounds very intriguing and makes me want to learn more about it.

The mention of blood makes it sound scarier.

I chose Option C because I think it's very vague and could lead readers to want to know more. I chose Option B last because I think it sounds a little too similar to "Jonestown", so some might make a wrong connection when they first read the title

this name gives me vibes of murder and mystery and makes me want to find out more

I really like option C because it is descriptive of some foul play. I think that makes the title a little more intuitive than the others.

Blood on the Mountain sounds thrilling, mysterious, and captures me immediately. Option E also has a mysterious name but I don't know if it creates the same amount of imagery in my mind. F is okay but sounds pedestrian and average. Then Option A starts sounding more like a young adult novel. Option B is even worse in this regard as it sounds too young. And D is worse because it is a plain non descriptive title.

C is mysterious and would capture my attention. A and B are ok too but common. F and E could be about anything and D is generic

Blood on the mountain sounds more intriguing. The lives and dies in Youngstown adds a location which is interesting. The others are a little week and generic to me.

I Definitely think that C sounds the most intriguing and like it would have the most action. It sounds like there will be a lot of murders at a ski resort or on a vacation and it won't just be one. I think that B sounds the second most interesting because saying that everyone dies makes me feel like there is a mass murderer that will be out and doing a lot of damage

i think that the first 3 are the most intriguing. i think that Blood on the Mountain is the most because it seems like a thriller - having a murder mystery i think. also the ones that seem to have murder or people missing also sounds like a more exciting thriller novel - like in 2 and 3.

My rankings are on the simple side. I choose C, E, and D because they sound the most like possible mystery titles. B and A sounded more like medical fiction to me. ?? "F" just sounds like a romance novel...all be it a good one. :))

The title of C and D sound fun and exciting. I would want to read them based on title alone

seems most thrilling and interesting stands out to me as something that i would want to pick up and read

I prefer the vague and mysterious titles the best.

C sounds intriguing! E is pretty good but sort of awkwardly worded. B, A and F are ok but D sounds super boring.

I chose option C because I think Blood on the Mountain is a genuinely good title and works well for a thriller.

C is the best by far but I also like the ones about youngstown too

I made my choices this way because I feel that the title should have a very mysterious name that draws you in. I felt that the lower ranking names were too generic or did not really sound all that interesting for a book.

For a thriller novel, I appreciate more of a mysterious title that stews the imagination and lets the reader conjure something in their mind. That's what E and C, to a degree, accomplish to me.

I like my to choice. The title is mysterious and sort of hard to say which intrigues me.

None of these titles strike me as all that good. "Walk on in Darkness" and "Everyone Dies in Youngstown" make me curious as to the plot, however. It is incredibly hard to come up with a good book title: "The Old Man and the Sea" and "The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner"-type titles are extremely rare, even among accomplished writers.

Walk on in darkness really makes you think to be honest. Its a very nice title

I like option e and secondly option A the best, i think there would be a great mystery behind those titles, option F and B have some interest and if book jacket had great images then i would pick those up too. Option c and d seem fairly common but could be good reads

Made my choices based on which titles make me more likely to want to read the book. Title in D is the one that I am least likely to read since it's title does not stand out to me

I like E it stands out and has really thrill about it and makes you want to find out what stands behind this title . I like it

I like a vague name for a mystery novel. It adds to the mystery. The reason I chose the ones I did as my favorites is because they have mysterious names.

I like a title with a little mystery...and everyone has lies and secrets, so that title sounds the most intriguing.

Tell Me Your Lies is intriguing and captivating.

Everyone is curious about the secrets and lies of others. We love to gossip. This title is intriguing and makes me want to know how the characters are deceiving others.

I like F the most because it could mean so many things. I think the others are all fine. I find D to be really hokey and almost juvenile.

I like this title because it has a mysterious tone and makes you want to start reading the book now.

I prefer choice F because it is more simple.

Tell Me Your Lies and Blood on the Mountain are the only two I might be interested enough to pick up if I was bored in a library with them. B, D, and A are really bad titles.

Tell me your lies sounds mysterious. Very interesting

I have chosen the titles that excite the imagination but are not too obvious and trivial

only the first 3 catch my attention - F is best then A then B. the other 3 E C and D are a little cliche.