Names With Z Novels & Stories

"I'll agree to this letter theme if I can pick the letter. Deal?" "Deal! So what letter will it be?" "Z" "Z?!?!?" "Yes. You heard me correctly" "Why Z? Out of all the letters? It's one of the hardest for names!" "Mmmm well I was hoping you wouldn't ask why but I think you'll give up on the letter theme. There's sooooo many cute names that don't start with Z" "Is that a challenge?" "Yes that's a challenge!" "Fine. Z it is. They will ALL start with Z now. Congrats. You will have a pup pack of Z."

She opened it slowly, flipping through until she found the page she’d marked. “Look at the names,” she said, turning the book so I could see clearly. “Every witch that was either exiled or executed had a middle name starting with ‘Gaz’—Gazana, Gazriel, Gazintha. The pattern repeats itself. And guess what Gazelle’s full name is?” “Don’t tell me…” I muttered, already connecting the dots in my mind. “Gazelle,” she said. “Full name: Gazelle Amora Black.”

Angel POV. I was stuck on the Y and Z names, who names their kids anything that starts with Y or Z, those were some of the trickiest names and I can't find them, I don't know if there were too many names that start with the letter Z or just not enough for me to finish them quickly. I heard the phone on my desk ringing, it made me jump up, I looked at it as if it was poisonous, I didn't dare to answer it, I was terrified.

Zoe spoke. The whole time she was speaking Luka did not take his eyes off her, he was proud and happy that the Moon Goddess blessed him with such a wonderful soul. The man was quiet for a moment as if thinking or processing what Zoe said. “You know, I even forgot what my name sounds like. Before they buried me, they called me so many horrible names that mine was forgotten. Jace is my name, Jace London.” Zoe offered him a smile.

The baby stirred faintly within, a soft flutter that made me close my eyes. “Do you ever think about names?” I asked quietly. Zarek was silent for a moment. “Sometimes.” “And?” He chuckled softly, a sound rare and unguarded. “If it’s a girl… Elara. Strong, beautiful. For the moon.” I smiled. “And if it’s a boy?” He tilted his head, considering. “Cael. For the sky.” “Elara,” I whispered, tasting the name. “Cael.” My heart ached with the sweetness of it.

I smiled calmly, not wanting to trigger the cramping in my thighs. “What do you think?” Aldwin turned to me, ignoring his mom. “You said you had thought of some names. What names did you pick?” “Zane and Zion Ellison,” I said simply, not trying to impress. Mrs Ellison's smile stiffened.

she asked, looking up at Duncan. He chuckled. "Hrm, p**n star names..." he said, drawing a few laughs. "Lace... Haven... Candy... Bubbles..." "Tiffany... Lexus..." Zeke added. The girls laughed, Amy rolling her eyes at the two. "Fine, just pick one of those," she said. "And you?" Kelly asked Zeke. "Doug," he said with a shrug. "I don't hate my middle name," he added, grinning at his wife.

Neither of them had said anything, because the moment was too small and too large for words, and because the best response to being named by a child was simply to accept the name with grace. So Elijah had said: "Yes. Lio. That's right." Leo had nodded, satisfied. For Alexander he'd landed on Zanzer. This was frankly extraordinary. It had no clear phonetic relationship to Alexander that anyone could trace. The name Alexander contained an 'Z' sound, technically — the 'x' in the middle produced something like a 'z' if you squinted — but the leap from Alexander to Zanzer required a kind of phonetic creativity that seemed improbable for an eighteen-month-old. Vivienne had theories — something abo

Red's POV "L!" I stop in my tracks when I heard a familiar voice. I glance at my side right in the corridor. "Yes?" I raise a brow when the girl if I remember it right, her name starts with the letter Z., Hmm, now that I see her here, I remember her accusing me of using the name 'Naiah', which is true. I walk towards them as I stared at the girl, what was her name again? Zia? Ziana? Ah! She's Ziara, what a pretty name, but the beholder is such a bitch, she ruins the beauty of that name. Tsk.

This is accurate. Percival and I had selected the most suitable names for our sons. Although unconventional, these names are flawless. We selected Zayden for our first-born son. Zay, which was his given name at birth, served as an excellent nickname for him. Additionally, Zayden is an anagram of Darius. We resolved to employ anagrams of our deceased acquaintances.