Native American Names Male Novels & Stories

"Pardon me, Alpha Seth! Would you just give us a moment? When a voice greeted them from behind, Seth and Edith's steps came to a stop. Seth turned and saw a guy and a woman with eagle feathers on their hair, dressed in Native American attire. Both smiled warmly, and Seth returned the favour by smiling as well. "We are Alpha and Luna of The Moon Warrior pack. I am Alpha Chocise and she is Luna Simi. We helped your mother give birth when you were born on our tribe's reservation."

He exhales, long and slow, then rolls onto his side so we’re face to face. Remy (voice low, careful): “You ever wonder why my last name’s Tsatoke instead of Calder?” Celeste: “I figured it was the side that gave you the good hair.” He huffs a laugh, but it’s thin. Remy: “My mom’s side. Caddo. Tsatoke means ‘blackbird’ in Caddo. Monroe Tsatoke was my great-great-uncle—one of the Kiowa Six painters. But the blood that made me shifter? That’s straight Caddo, from the Hasinai band.