Fiery red? Docile grey?

Fiery Red?

Or docile grey?
Right now, I’d say fiery red, cuz I’m fuming. What do you think? Which one would be better for my book cover? Red or grey?
Cleffairy: I’ll sleep over it.
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RED for definite, it stands out and suits best the title of your book, SO HOT!!^^
LOL…I thought so too. Red looks more stand out than the dull grey.
red, baby!
Warm Aloha from Honolulu
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Aloha, Cloudia. 😀 Red, huh? 😀
I prefer grey… but also depends on the story la.. if this is gonna be the same as the last book I read, then RED.. coz you make your ‘readers’ HOT! 😀
Chamzzz… hot til wan piakkkk me… my life so chamz!
Red. Grey does not blend with the complexion of the people in the photo…
Ya, I thought so too. The grey one looks very dull, not inviting… mebbe the I’d go with red for the cover then.
red la…haiyo….grey so dull la
Ya… I oso thought liddat… the grey wan too dull… not eye-catchy enuff…
RED RED RED!!!! 😀
LOL… Superman red undies really rock!