Brilee Joan Mavis
Caelee Jade (Dylan, Bradley)
Eloise Ruth Thomasene (Isaac)
Esther-Grace
Harmony Sharon
Hazel Maree
Alexander Louis Charles (Eve)
Atticus John (Remy)
Jessalyn Lorna (Liliana)
Marisol Rose (Massimo, Marcella)
Mikaiyla Ann (Liam)
Millicent Jane (Sam, George)
Charles Edward (Eloise)
Maximus Tyler
Patricia Ann
Patrick Owen Michael
Reuben David
Remi Whyte (Jaxon, Izak)
Scout Susan (Toby)
Tyra Teegan
William Hugo (Olivia)
Angus Patrick and Maeve Veronica (Cormac)
Riley Jai and Declan Lee (Kayla, Courtney)
Kynadee Shayne (Griffin, David)
Camryn Ann and Quinn Marie (Sawyer, Hunter)
Analeigh Catherine
Hufton Evan
Ava Kinsey Mai
Brookln Clair
Landon James
Cannon Wells
Abbi Grace
Mason Grant
Joy Annalise

And the protagonist is a woman nameed is Oedipa Maas. 

I think it was made up specifically for the novel, and stems from Oedipus, the King of thebes in greek litertaure who married his mother and killed his father.

WDYT? Too weird?

 Update- brief news piece from Septmber 7th on Tony which discusses how he phoned Colin Geddes (organiser of the Midnight Madness film festival) to express his grattitude for screening Ong Bak. 

Tony Jaa, the break-out star of Ong Bak, a Thai martial-arts film, called Geddes long distance right after the screening to express, in broken English, his tearful and undying gratitude (definitely a guy you want in your corner).

http://www.thestar.com/entertainment/FilmFest/article/253977