Suggest an alternative title?
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Re: Suggest an alternative title?
I really like The Lonely Hero, as it doesn't have the "escape" factor. The time travel could be depicted in the cover illustration to portray that part of itcherryalakei wrote: ↑28 Dec 2017, 17:55 If I were titling it, I'd go with something like "Heros" or "We Could Be Heros", "A Hero In Time", or given the explicitness of the book, "The Lonely Hero" lol
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NOW I am thinking "Heros out of time". Or, given the sex scenes, "Heros and Eros". Or how about "Three-way Hero" - because she goes to three centuries! Srsly.cherryalakei wrote: ↑28 Dec 2017, 17:55 If I were titling it, I'd go with something like "Heros" or "We Could Be Heros", "A Hero In Time", or given the explicitness of the book, "The Lonely Hero" lol
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I like this suggestion, I also thought the 'A hero in time' suggestion is fitting.
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Nice. I totally agree with this alternate title.
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Your comments sound funnier than the book itself.Sasha Walker wrote: ↑13 Dec 2017, 14:10 Haha! Well then since just a little bit was in the 30th century it can be "Escaping the 30th Century and then moving on with the rest of the book"

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I like this suggestion as it gives you an idea of the possibilities that would be contained within the book. It also gives a sense of curiosity and wanting to know what is going on currently and why we are going on this journey. If I were to see this title on a book, it would draw me in to look at it.

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