I found the amazon page for it. Curiously it’s not indexed on Amazon UK, but DuckDuckGo found it on one of Amazon’s international pages.
Looking at the headless women, the obvious solution would be to move the author panel upwards but I assume the cover designer doesn’t give you that flexibility. If that’s the case, it could probably be fixed by making the original image wider and less high. I’ll have a look at that later. But to somebody that doesn’t know what you intended, it probably looks intentional — as if, even though they’re not real people, you wanted to preserve their anonymity.
On the back cover, the overlaid text disguises the poor quality faces, though we could probably have improved those with a bit more work.
Comparing that with some of your previous e-books, I notice one obvious difference: there is no spine. A printed book needs the title on the spine, so that you can find the book when it is vertical on a bookshelf. The Amazon instructions I found suggested the cover designer would create a spine for you, but it hasn’t done so for this one. Maybe you need to configure the spine in some way before it will put the printed version on sale.