Top 300 Caroline Peckham Quotes (2024 Update)
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201. “I promise that your sunrise will always come, no matter how dark the night gets.”

— Caroline Peckham

202. “So maybe it was time we stopped denying our birth right. Because the Vegas had been born to rule. And I was sick of being forced to bow.”

— Caroline Peckham

203. “You laughed for five whole minutes after Max told you about the Vampire who went to the mortal realm and made everyone believe he was the real Edward Cullen by covering himself in Pegasus glitter.”

— Caroline Peckham

204. “Let me take you out. I know somewhere we can go where the bond won’t bother you and there are so many people that the stars won’t be able to even suggest that we’re alone.”

— Caroline Peckham

205. “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

206. “It’s how he shows he cares,” he said with a smirk. “One of these days I know he’ll gift me a vision of him tossing me from a cliff Mufasa and Scar style and then I know we’ll be bros for life.”

— Caroline Peckham

207. “But before I made it there, my pubes went through another huge growth spurt and I cried out as they expanded around me and I spluttered as they grew up to my face and got stuck in my mouth.”

— Caroline Peckham

208. “She looked like Mike Wasoswki from Monsters Inc.”

— Caroline Peckham

209. “It wasn’t about instant love or the undeniable heat that burned between us. It was about all of the broken pieces of us feeling a little less jagged when we were together.”

— Caroline Peckham

210. “I was officially kickstarting Mission: Get Darion Back Together.”

— Caroline Peckham

211. “I stole all the bagels from the school supply and stashed them in my room. If she wants breakfast tomorrow, she has to come. Literally.”

— Caroline Peckham

212. “Give me her and I will pay any price you ask.”

— Caroline Peckham

213. “Damn, I love the sound of screaming in the moonlight.”

— Caroline Peckham

214. “The future is just a roulette wheel, Darcy. Only every outcome is grey.” “That doesn’t sound so good,” I murmured. “It is good, and bad. That’s life. I guess that’s one thing The Sight makes me see clearer than anything else. It’s all about the choices you make, the actions you take. Cause and effect. If you do nothing, nothing will happen. If you do everything, everything will happen.”

— Caroline Peckham

215. “I love you, Roxy,” he said in a rough, dark voice which held no room for lies or falsehood, no space for tricks of cruelty. Only the truth. I could feel it just as keenly as I could feel the rush of his magic beneath my skin.”

— Caroline Peckham

216. “Laughter fell from Darcy’s lips and I followed her gaze to see Seth scratching at his ass like he’d lost a ferret up there.”

— Caroline Peckham

217. “He looks like an angry bouncer who’s seen way too many fake IDs,” Darcy whispered in my ear and I couldn’t help but smirk.”

— Caroline Peckham

218. “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

219. “The only magic I’d ever heard of breaking a bind like that was Phoenix fire. And the Phoenix Order had been extinct for a thousand years, so there was no chance of using that.”

— Caroline Peckham

220. “You’re not wearing the dress I sent you.” “This might be a good time for you to realise, I don’t tend to do as I’m told,” I said dismissively. “I think I like this one better anyway.”

— Caroline Peckham

221. “Well, you peed on her that time,” I pointed out. “People don’t just get over being peed on.”

— Caroline Peckham

222. “She wasn’t just a girl though. Not to me. She was the one girl I shouldn’t want, the one I couldn’t have, the one I didn’t need. And yet I did. And everything in my life could be damaged so badly by that need that I’d fought it tooth and claw up until this point.”

— Caroline Peckham

223. “I wouldn’t tell them about Darius yet, not while we needed to focus on escaping this place before Lionel could show up. I had no doubt someone would get word to him of my attack on his home soon enough, and as much as I ached for a taste of his blood, I knew I wouldn’t win that battle today.”

— Caroline Peckham

224. “She leaned in, moving to my ear and breathing words to me that made my heart thump with happiness and surprise. “Mi fai sentire vivo.” You make me feel alive. She’d learned that phrase just for me. And she’d waited until now to say it because I could say nothing in return. I nuzzled into her and she trailed her hands across my scales, her lips parted in awe.”

— Caroline Peckham

225. “Fine, but don’t go putting ‘here lies a saint’ on my tombstone. Make sure it’s honest. Like, ‘here lies an absolute legend’.”

— Caroline Peckham

226. “Even the blackest of nights hold a glimmer of starlight.”

— Caroline Peckham

227. “In all honesty, I had no further interest in my Acrux heritage. I was happy to leave all claims to it behind in the taking of my wife’s name. I was a Vega now.”

— Caroline Peckham

228. “Go on then.” He gestured to the raging battle. “Show me what you’ve got, Blue.”

— Caroline Peckham

229. “Because I’m not going to let them take you from me, Blue, even if they come down from the heavens themselves to try and rip you from my arms. I am not named after the hunter constellation for no reason. I will make the stars my prey if they set you in their sights, and so help me, I will carve every one of them out of their seats in the sky and watch them fall.”

— Caroline Peckham

230. “Satan, if you’re listening. I know this one was made by you. And bravo. He’s a work of art.”

— Caroline Peckham

231. “You think you really hate me that much?” he taunted, finding my hand and pushing the knife he held into my grip. I watched him in fear as he turned the blade in our combined grip and pressed it against his throat before removing his hand and just staring down at me. “So do it, then. Take your vengeance and rid the world of a monster while you’re at it. My heart only beats for you anyway so if you want to carve it from my chest then you can. It’s yours whatever way you want it.”

— Caroline Peckham

232. “There are songs for every emotion. Sometimes you listen to something because it reflects what you’re feeling, other times you listen because it portrays what you want to feel.”

— Caroline Peckham

233. “I’ll be back,” I murmured to Darius, though I knew he neither heard me nor cared what happened to his body anymore. But I wasn’t going to leave him there, laying in the mud for the crows to find, like he was nothing.”

— Caroline Peckham

234. “He reached out, brushing his fingers through my hair, coiling a handful around his fingers. “Why do you keep touching me like that?” I jerked aside, my upper lip peeling back. He released a gruff noise in his throat. “Because I’m an Alpha, babe. And this is how I show you who’s in charge. You need to forget about rising against me, because you won’t win.” He tightened his grip on my hair and I ground my teeth, refusing to let out a yelp of pain.”

— Caroline Peckham

235. “She might just be my undoing. Or even my salvation.”

— Caroline Peckham

236. “I’m so sorry, Noxy.” His fingers slipped from my grasp and my friend was swallowed away into the black forest of pubes like a monster had drawn him into its depths.”

— Caroline Peckham

237. “Because the stars have taken everything from me. My dream, my free will, my status, my family”, his voice thickened on that last word and pain sliced into my heart for him and all he’d lost. “And when there was almost nothing left to take, they gave me you.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

239. “He was so freaking gorgeous that it made my breath catch, like some mythological demigod come to shatter hearts and steal virgins from their homes. But this deity wasn’t here to ruin me, he’d come to worship at my altar and the depth of the feelings in his dark eyes had my entire body trembling with a need I was certain could only ever be satisfied by him.”

— Caroline Peckham

240. “I wasn’t a good man. And I certainly wasn’t a perfect one. But I had been hers.”

— Caroline Peckham

241. “Darius was savage, brutal, vicious, broken and mine. And in that moment, I had no desire for the darkness in him to ever let up. I wanted him. Every damaged, depraved, dirty piece of his soul was made to fit with all the twisted, ruined parts of my own. And if the stars didn’t like it then I’d happily climb up into the sky and tear them all down for him.”

— Caroline Peckham

242. “This was a terrible idea with a million repercussions that I’d have to face tomorrow. But weren’t all the best ideas that kind?”

— Caroline Peckham

243. “What’s the point in having all of your power if you can’t even have happiness with it?”

— Caroline Peckham

244. “You’re stupidly strong,” I grumbled.”

— Caroline Peckham

245. “Could have rolled his sleeve back and touched his arm, but whatever Trevor. I wasn’t the touching police. If the touching police were here, they might have a thing or two to say about it, but that wasn’t anything to do with me.”

— Caroline Peckham

246. “Handsome, enamouring, lovely, powerful. And sometimes she’d add unbelievable and sexy too.”

— Caroline Peckham

247. “One moment was such a long time to be alone.”

— Caroline Peckham

248. “Anyway, point is – I’ve got a stalker and you don’t. If that’s not proof that I’m more popular then I don’t know what is.”

— Caroline Peckham

249. “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

250. “Because he’s in love with my sister which makes him about as appealing to me as a three day old tuna sandwich – no offence,” I tossed at Darius and he smirked. “You’re an old tuna sandwich to me too, Gwen,” he agreed and I punched him over the name, but couldn’t fight a smirk.”

— Caroline Peckham