I must say that the title: Come Out Of Her My People
denotes something extremely pornographic.
I’ve heard of a lot of strange things but I don’t think
what the title suggests is even possible. (At least all at once.)
I assume that “her” is the direct object here, as in, “Come Out of Her, My People.” Even if you add the comma to correct the usage error, it’s still a ridiculous title.
![cover[1]](https://lousybookcovers.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/cover191.jpg)
Is he running or floating in the sky?
Yes.
Looks like he’s going to fall right through the front of the cover.
“Come Out of Her My People”
Is “Her” a typo that s/b “Here”
A command to an Octomom wannabe?
Missing comma before “My”?
Oooh, pretty flames!
Also not a clue as to what the book is about. And don’t even care enough to go to Amazon and read the sample to find out.
I must say that the title: Come Out Of Her My People
denotes something extremely pornographic.
I’ve heard of a lot of strange things but I don’t think
what the title suggests is even possible. (At least all at once.)
The “her” implied here is Babylon, which is always personified as female.
Oh. Like, really obvious to a reader browsing books.
It IS really obvious — if you know the Bible. I’m guessing that the target audience got it without a second’s stutter.
Well, obviously, guess I’m not in the target audience demographic! 😉
Nope. Guess I don’t know The Bible.
You’re all a bunch of heathens, and the only way to redeem yourselves is to click through on my Amazon links.
I assume that “her” is the direct object here, as in, “Come Out of Her, My People.” Even if you add the comma to correct the usage error, it’s still a ridiculous title.