Good Last Names For Characters Novels & Stories

It was not something ordinary working-class people could afford. He managed to find out all her basic information in only one day after she agreed to be his girlfriend. She could tell he was no ordinary man. "Gu Lichen," he said. "How do I spell that?" "G-U-L-I-C-H-E-N," he said. "Sounds like a nice name," she muttered. Gu Lichen glanced at the person next to him. Judging from her expression, she must have never heard of the name. "You know what? The surname Gu is one of the top ten surnames for male protagonists in romance novels," she thought of a post she had seen before and said.

I add Denali, Yukon, Mako, Aspen, Aurora, Luna, Indigo, Sasha, Kyra, Kira, and a few others. I type “wolf names” into the search engine and the second site excites me. The names are dire wolves, the mythological-like dogs, adopted by the Stark children on HBO’s Game of Thrones. I’m a huge GOT fan. The names include: Ghost, Lady, Summer, Nymeria, Shaggy Dog, and Grey Wind. I quickly move my curser to number two on my list and insert Nymeria, Ghost, and Lady. This moves all other names farther down the list of possibilities. I circle Nymeria, as Arya Stark is a favorite character of mine.

She was stiff, self-controlled, and didn’t seem like the kind of person that played much but here she was someone else. “We were coming up with a name. I think Willow is nice,” Slayman said proudly. “I thought we decided on Federica,” Tiana said scoffing at Slayman’s name. “No, we said Dolomite is the best,” Louisa said rolling her eyes. “I thought Dolomite is a liming…” Ethan was cut in. “Liming or not liming it’s a pretty cool name.” Louisa waved her hand at him. Leila rolled her eyes at their attitude. They had always been kids. They still had the minds of children. Sometimes she had to remind herself to be the grownup amongst them.

Harry grumbles. We all look at him. He doesn’t exactly have a southern accent. He sounds like he from Europe somewhere. He does have a darker complexion than the others. “What is your last name?” Raul asked. “My last name is Worthington, but my cousins are Byanca and Breayna.” Harry answers. The room goes silent. We don’t even need a last name to be said to know who those two are. The run the fucking Carolina’s, well them and the Molanaldi family. To be honest those two families are so fucking intertwined at this point they are one big fucking family.

“What do you think we should call him?” “I have no idea… Remind me- What are some of the names used in the Zargan Royal Family?” I asked leaning against him. I pulled the blankets up higher to cover me as I got a chill. “Some of the older less used names are: Alexander, Victor, Edward and Henry just to name a few…” He said, watching me. “I think we should do either Alexander or Victor.”

“I didn’t know we were picking names yet.” “We’re not,” I said quickly, heat rushing to my cheeks. “I was just wondering if you’d thought about it.” Graham’s smile deepened, slow and warm. “I might have a few ideas.” “Like?” He brushed his thumb along my knuckles. “If it’s a girl, maybe… Alina. My grandmother’s name. She was strong. Brave.” I felt a lump rise in my throat. “That’s beautiful.” “And if it’s a boy…” He hesitated, eyes glinting with a touch of mischief. “Maybe something fierce. Like Orion. Or Kai.”

Stanton cleared his throat, "do you have a name in mind?" I looked at Derek helplessly. I had no clue. Once again, he came to my rescue, "How about Kimberly? It's not quite as nice as Elizabeth, but I think it suits you." Kimberly. Hmm. It wasn't bad. I could see myself using that name. But I needed a middle and last name, too. "May I keep Anne as my middle name? It's a very common name." Stanton frowned, "It's not something we normally do, but if you changed the spelling to A-N-N, I think I could agree to that. And for the last name?"

He pointed to a few options, reading them aloud dramatically, “How about ‘Gideon’ or ‘Ariana’?” I rolled my eyes playfully. “You know, I have to veto ‘Gideon’ right off the bat. It sounds like a character in a bad sci-fi movie.” “Alright, alright. No Gideon,” he chuckled, jotting it down as a no-go. “What about ‘Zara’? It’s strong, like you.” My heart warmed at his compliment, but a small part of me hesitated. “Zara is pretty, but it feels almost… too trendy? I’d want something with a bit of history.”

In fact, she literally glowed. Grayson shook his head. "Nah." He paused for a moment, thinking. "What about Blake?" "It has possibilities," Ari replied. "How about Landon?" "Charlie?" Grayson raised an eyebrow. Ari shook her head. "No, definitely not. Too much like the British Royal Family." She sighed as she turned over, lifted a book from the nightstand, and began perusing. Grayson laughed. "A baby name book?" Ari shrugged. "Sure! Why not?" She looked through, and then began reading aloud. "Evan, Blaine, James, Kai...."

"And their names are..." He eyes looked up at me from his coffee and he smirked. "Sisters name is Isabella an older brothers name is Ian." "Your parents continued on with the letter trend, huh?" I chuckled. "Ian, Issac and Isabella." I lifted up my coffee cup in the air and saluted him. "Very cute," I smiled, broadly. "Well, we're definitely no Anthony, Alison, Aidan and Adam," he laughs. "Who came up with that one, your mum?"