My novella is part of my "Northern Shore Intrigue" series. The title of my novella is "Beneath Northern Lights." The story of course has a hero. I've named him Harry. One of my critique partner maintains that Harry is a name for old men. I countered with Harry Connick Jr. She was unimpressed. SO is Harry a good choice for my hero or not?
What's your opinion? I really want to know!--Lyn
BTW, here's book one in this series, PRECARIOUS SUMMER.
Beautiful shore, Dangerous Season~
Click here for more info.
Harry Connick Jr isn't really a young man anymore. He was born in 1967. However, isn't there a prince with that name? I say if royalty can name their kids Harry, so can you. :)
ReplyDeleteHarry in Harry Potter was young. It does seem a bit like an older person's name though, I remember thinking that as soon as I heard of Harry Potter. Liam seems to be a popular name currently.
ReplyDeleteHarry is a good name. My dad’s name is Harry, he was named after his uncle. We know 1 other Harry who’s is younger than my dad but older than me. He has a grandson named Harry who is around 5 yrs old. So, it can be for any age.
ReplyDeleteI think Harry is a good name. What about Prince Harry? He's young.
ReplyDeleteHarry is a fine, strong name. Go with your gut, Lyn!
ReplyDeleteHarry!
ReplyDelete