Top 300 Caroline Peckham Quotes (2025 Update)
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101. “Rocco Romero. My enemy, my nightmare.”

— Caroline Peckham

102. “I am savage and strong, and I will make you regret trying to cage me.”

— Caroline Peckham

103. “Sinful lips I want to taste, In the night, you’re mine to chase. Ever lonely, ever breaking, You’ll soon be mine for the taking.”

— Caroline Peckham

104. “Your old lab partner just sent me an illusion of him beating me to death with a rock,” he explained. “I guess he’s feeling jealous.”

— Caroline Peckham

105. “I was too angry for subtle, too full of rage for calm, I had no patience for clever, nor the time for caution. I was fury given wings, grief given strength and power given life.”

— Caroline Peckham

106. “It was exhausting fighting to own stuff that was supposed to belong to me inherently.”

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107. “Hello pretties, I’ve come for tea. Is there cake? I do like cake. But only when it’s served with a side of murder.”

— Caroline Peckham

108. “Then stop looking back, Lance.”

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109. “Because we don’t get to choose our obsessions. And you’re mine.”

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110. “We must feel the bad as deeply as the sea, for then we are able to feel the joy as high as the moon.”

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111. “Yeah, I forgot my saddle, but you can ride me bareback, right?”

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112. “We’d been humiliated, belittled, abused and beaten. But not broken, we were made of stronger stuff than that.”

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113. “Look, sometimes we want to see the good in people we care about so much that we pretend it’s there, living under all the layers of cruelty. But the fact is, Diego, some people are toxic. And if you keep them in your life, they’ll poison everything good in your world until you end up being just like them. And that’s a far worse fate than going against the grain and making your own path. Even if that means you’re alone.”

— Caroline Peckham

114. “I’ll never bow to you,” I breathed as the cold stone at the foot of the throne bit into my skin. “But if you like me on my knees then there are better things that I can do down here than kiss your feet.”

— Caroline Peckham

115. “J-just you asking Professor Orion how he gets hard,” he spluttered and I breathed a sigh of relief, hurrying to the door and slamming it in his face. “Thank the stars,” I said heavily. “Oh yes,” Orion said sarcastically as he glowered at me. “Thank the stars.”

— Caroline Peckham

116. “Married and widowed in the same day.”

— Caroline Peckham

117. “I felt her loss all over again, just as sharply as the night she’d been taken. Or maybe even more so. Because until now I’d had hope that I could save her if I could only find her. And now I had to fear if I would ever get her back again.”

— Caroline Peckham

118. “Handsome, enamouring, lovely, powerful. And sometimes she’d add unbelievable and sexy too.” “So... ” “The first letter of each of those words spells out the message she was trying to give me. ‘Help us.”

— Caroline Peckham

119. “We’d fought the Heirs and won. And that felt incredible.”

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120. “The little angel, the warring gang leaders, the thief and the Seer with no past? There’s a joke in there somewhere, but I don’t think I’m grasping the punchline. Or maybe I’m it.”

— Caroline Peckham

121. “I’m gonna prove to you that I’m the better choice. You’ll fall for me so hard you’ll break bones.”

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122. “You will soon realise that all plans are futile. The only ones that matter are written in the stars.”

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123. “Her teeth sank into my bottom lip and I wasn’t even sure if the blood I could taste was mine or that of the men we’d just killed, and I didn’t care. Because this kiss was more than just a kiss. It was an oath and a vow and a promise I intended to keep until death came and ripped me from this world kicking and screaming and cursing for the rest of time. I was her creature now. I was a man on his knees in the rain and a monster hiding in the dark and I was hers to command at will.”

— Caroline Peckham

124. “Them! And the man with the power!” “What power?” I demanded. “The power of voodoo.” “Voodoo?” I frowned. “You do!”

— Caroline Peckham

125. “I call it loving you with the intensity of the sun and the devotion of the moon because you are my end, baby.”

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126. “You really don’t know anything do you?” he asked. “This is how my kind regenerate our power; from gold.”

— Caroline Peckham

127. “I’m a Phoenix who can destroy Nymphs, who has four Elements, who’s fought the shadows and won. And I will not be told no by anyone, Lance Orion.”

— Caroline Peckham

128. “You always smile even when it’s raining.”

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129. “I was a man on his knees in the rain and a monster hiding in the dark and I was hers to command at will.”

— Caroline Peckham

130. “Tatum Rivers belonged to me and I had no intention of that ever changing. She’d wormed her way beneath my skin and I’d given my word to protect her as my own.”

— Caroline Peckham

131. “He laughed. “In your dreams, Noxy.” A grin pulled at my mouth. “Only in yours, Orion. Or should I call you Orio?”

— Caroline Peckham

132. “Is this our Titanic moment?” he murmured, and I sniggered before kicking off the ground and carrying him high above the treeline.”

— Caroline Peckham

133. “He’d said my name. For the first time ever. And why did it sounds like so much more than a name when he spoke it?”

— Caroline Peckham

134. “Good. Because I’m not a better man,” he said in a low growl, his eyes full of shadows. “I’m the devil and I want you. I want you like I’ve never wanted anything or anyone. And I will fight to make you mine, no matter what it takes. No force in Solaria will rip us apart.”

— Caroline Peckham

135. “You are better than him, Darius. And you might be a monster, but you’re my monster now and I want you just the way you are.”

— Caroline Peckham

136. “You seemed just as into it as me.” “That’s because we thought we were stroking a wild animal not getting molested by some horse-faced weirdo,” I snarled.”

— Caroline Peckham

137. “Well don’t waste your time sniffing around my snookums. Daddy says he’s saving himself for our wedding night.”

— Caroline Peckham

138. “I offer myself to you. In any way that I can be of service to you in fulfilling that vow, I offer it. Through blood, duty, honour or sacrifice, I am yours to command in pursuit of this end.”

— Caroline Peckham

139. “Whereas you prefer your coffee with a bucket of sugar added because you’re just so damn sweet?” he asked sarcastically as he watched me. “No. I like my sugar with a dash of coffee added because I’m bitter.”

— Caroline Peckham

140. “I cupped Darius’s jaw in my hand and found his cold lips for the final time, kissing him softly and exhaling my love for him into the air which surrounded us, as I forced myself to release him. “Your soul is bound to mine,” I breathed against his mouth, even though I knew he was no longer there to hear my words, but a dark and unknown energy seemed to stir the air itself at that vow. “And I won’t rest until I make every star in the heavens fall for trying to cleave us apart.”

— Caroline Peckham

141. “I am so very proud of you, Diego.”

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142. “He clutched me tighter, a growl in his throat. “Then you’d better run fast, sweetheart, because I’ve never lost a race in my life.”

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143. “Maybe I wanted to believe she would be just like me if she was brought up here, that her moral compass would have been swung to due south by society, by her parents, by the way of the Fae. Because the idea that that wasn’t true meant one thing only. I was a bad person.”

— Caroline Peckham

144. “I was trembling, my body spent, energy sapped, and all I wanted was to sink back down and lay beside Darius once more, give in to the exhaustion that was swamping me, and just let go of everything. But I knew I couldn’t do that. I didn’t have the luxury of being able to let my grief consume me.”

— Caroline Peckham

145. “Yeah and he knows it.” The girl beside her smothered a laugh. “He does know it, because he has Vampire hearing.”

— Caroline Peckham

146. “I’d take death over life without you,” he breathed, his voice rough and broken by fear.”

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147. “Asses,” I breathed in horror. “They’re a group of asses and they don’t seem to realise it.”

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148. “You can move the sky if you want it enough, but you must banish all doubt from your heart, because it will steal that power from you.”

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149. “I’d catch you if you fell,” I said quietly. “I know,” she said, her fingers curling around the edge of the bricks. “But I won’t fall.” “Even angels fall,” I pointed out, quoting her tattoo. “Lucky I’m no angel then,” she said stiffly.”

— Caroline Peckham

150. “The cut on my palm burned as my grip tightened on the hilt of my sword, the pain centring me in that moment, reminding me that I was still alive, no matter how wretched and pointless that life might be. I was cold. Perpetually cold in a way I knew would never leave me, the fire which had been my love for Darius Acrux no longer heating my veins.”

— Caroline Peckham