Names For A Character In A Book Novels & Stories

After a lifetime of thinking I didn’t fit into the world, it was just hard to imagine being out in it. The unknown voice hadn’t come back, and I was gutted. I had expected him to come. I had nicknamed him Pip after one of my favourite literary characters. It felt easier having a name for him. Although logically, he should have been Magwitch because they were both unseen guardians. That was how I saw him, an unseen hand helping me move forward. Except, when I needed him the most, he wasn’t there.

It says The Alpha King in the picture because I'm currently trying to get the book title switched to that! For anyone confused about why there are two different names. Happy New Year!!

“Wick is short for Wickham. My mom has a thing for the Jane Austen book Pride and Prejudice, so she named all her children after a character. Izzy’s actually short for Elizabeth. Then there’s my sister Darcy for, of course, Mr. Darcy. And Charlie—” “Is short for Charlotte,” I guessed on a soft smile. “Who is Elizabeth Bennet’s best friend in the book.” Wick tipped his head toward me in agreement. “Right.” “Well, that’s a neat idea,” I started, only to pause on a frown. “Wait. But isn’t George Wickham the—” “The bad guy?” Wick answered dryly. “Yeah. He is.” “Then why…” I shook my head, suddenly feeling kind of sorry for him. Honestly, I liked the name Wickham, but to learn he’d intentionally

The Beta gave me one last hard look, his gaze heavy with suspicion, before following suit. Now, it was just the two of us. Marcus stood tall, his imposing figure dominating the room. His piercing eyes pinned me in place, and for a moment, I forgot how to breathe. “What's your name?," he asked, his voice low but filled with authority. "I…I…my name?," I stammered, clutching my trembling hands together to stop them from shaking. He raised his brows with a slight smirk playing on his lips. How did I stupidly skip on looking for a befitting name for my new character? I had to think fast. “My name is No...Noses.”

a vivid book. Everything was hyper-realistic, and Harriet could somewhat picture everything in her mind. Weirdly enough, she felt that the scenery described in the book was very familiar. Even though it was a stereotypical fiction fantasy book... with magic and swords. It was the second chapter of the book, and Harriet’s eyes accidentally found something weird. It was her name in that book. “Harriet... Goldlane...?” After deciding to live with her father, Harriet changed her name to Harriet Silverlane. But Goldlane... was her mother’s surname. She was so intrigued by that name as she thought it was a neat coincidence.

Sarah didn’t really listen to Jo until she got back into the chair and saw Jo pull out a small book from under his uniform. Sarah saw the title and she almost spat out. 1000 POPULAR BABY NAMES what is he doing? “Artemis.” Jo flipped through the bookmarked book and started reading. “Boromeus?” “Carius? Denias?” Jo was getting impatient when none of his guesses were right. He again mentioned a few names, then finally hung up the phone in resignation. “You think an alien would name a child using a book like that??” Sarah couldn’t help but laugh when Jo gave her a stupid look.

Because of that, I took my book from him. Yeah, fine! He's handsome but that's all he got. I had no intention of talking to him and was about to get on my bike when he spoke again. "What's your name?" I was stunned by his question. However, I still answered him as I continued riding the bike. "Gail, Abigail." When I put the book in the bag I turned to the man and smiled. "You, what is your name?" There he smiled back. A smile made my heart beat even harder. "Saint, Saint Archangel." T H E E N D!