I've seen several people mention that they like to include the story description in the ebook itself, often on or near the title page. That makes sense,somebody might download a sample or a free book and only read it weeks or months later by which time they've forgotten what the book is about. I've had that experience myself - "why did I get this one again?"
My question is this:
Do you set the "open here" point at that story description e.g. on the title page or wherever it's been placed? As far as I know, the default opening point for most Kindle books is where the story itself starts. Do you think a reader would find it irritating to have the book open on a title page, followed by a very short blurb?
I think it's unlikely that people will know to page backwards for such a description.
My question is this:
Do you set the "open here" point at that story description e.g. on the title page or wherever it's been placed? As far as I know, the default opening point for most Kindle books is where the story itself starts. Do you think a reader would find it irritating to have the book open on a title page, followed by a very short blurb?
I think it's unlikely that people will know to page backwards for such a description.