Can you suggest more catchy murderer names for stories?

The Sinister Stabber. 'Sinister' makes it clear that this is an evil character, and'stabber' is a very specific and violent way of killing, which can add a lot of tension to the story.

Sure, 'Feminine Narratives'. It's short, to the point, and the word 'feminine' clearly indicates it's about women, while 'narratives' refers to the stories they will share.

Phoenix. It represents rebirth and immortality. A character named Phoenix could rise from the ashes, literally or metaphorically, perhaps after facing a great defeat or tragedy in the story.

The Sinister Staircase. Staircases can be quite spooky, especially if there's a sense of something evil lurking on them or at the top. It's a name that can immediately create a sense of unease in a story.

Sure. Alexander is a great name for a father in a story. It sounds powerful and noble. Then there's Samuel, which gives off an air of dependability. And Charles, which can be associated with a refined and loving father.

Whispering Winds Park. This name makes one think of gentle breezes that seem to be whispering secrets. It would be perfect for a story where the wind is a character in itself, perhaps guiding a lost traveler through the park.

How about 'Faith's Hidden Tales' and 'Grace - Laden Lore'. These names convey the religious aspect as well as the privacy of the stories. 'Faith's Hidden Tales' emphasizes that these are tales related to faith but are hidden or private. 'Grace - Laden Lore' gives the sense that the stories are full of grace, which is an important concept in Christianity.

Stormrider. It immediately brings to mind a character who is wild and free, perhaps a warrior or a lone adventurer who rides the storms. It gives a sense of power and unpredictability.

Nerissa. It can be an evil name as it gives a sense of a cold and calculating female. Maybe she is a character who schemes behind the scenes to bring down the protagonist.

Sure. How about Mr. Lightning? It gives the idea of speed and a bit of a sparky personality. Then there's Miss Echo, which could imply a teacher who makes sure students really listen and remember what she says. And Professor Glint, which has a sort of twinkling, intelligent connotation.