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I agree with the others who've said that there's just something about it I like. It has a soft sound and is underused. Of the combos you listed I like Rachel Hester Jordan the best even though Hester isn't the fn.

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Hester Pearl
Hester Marguerite
Hester Bella
Hester Louise
Hester Cecile

There's something about Hester I really like.

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It's certainly not pretty, but it's got a quirkiness to it. I know if I were called Hester, I'd be self-conscious using that name. But for someone else -- especially a fictional characater -- I think it's interesting :-)

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I'm so tired of Isabelle and Isabella - they're everybody's favourites! But I guess I'd choose Isabella Hester from the options you gave.

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♥Elinor♥

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'Why do people with closed minds, always open their mouths?'

I found a new appreciation of the name Pearl after reading The Scarlet Letter, but I still don't care for Hester. It's strange, because I really like Esther. My favorite combo is Isabella Hester Jordan.

Hester is very pretty, I like it a lot, and the meaning is pretty. Hester Isabelle Jordan would be a nice name.

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♦ Chrisell ♦

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All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us. - J.R.R. Tolkien.

I like:

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Rachel Jordan (prefer Jordyn for a girl)
Isabella Jordan (" Jordyn)

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Sorry I don't like Hester.

Definitely Rachel Hester. I think it's pretty, but too Scarlet Letter-ish for a first name.

I love Hester. Isabelle and Rachel are extremely well represented in the next generation. It needs a smattering of Hesters. I met a little Esther once, but not a Hester yet.

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Hester Rachel
Hester Miriam
Hester Rebecca
Hester Margaret (means pearl - subtle SL reference)
Hester Kate
Hester Anne
Hester Abigail
Hester Lilith
Hester Elisheva
Hester Frances

I really like Hester. I think Hester Rachel would be nice.

I think I like any name but Hester. Rachel, Isabelle, Isabella, Bella are beautiful. Jordan is ok, but not pretty. Hester is just not a name people use at all. Is it?