Top 400 Caroline Peckham Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “Leave me alone, J!” I shouted. “I just need it in my mouth. Let me put the foot long in my mouth. Stop trying to sandwich block me!”

— Caroline Peckham

202. “He’s so easily riled up. He’s like a gorilla-sized chihuahua.”

— Caroline Peckham

203. “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

204. “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

205. “Long live the rebellion!” Seth yelled, a laugh tumbling from his throat as Lionel roared so loudly the earth rumbled beneath our feet.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

207. “Dragons were hardwired to find the most priceless treasure they could and make it theirs and she was the most prized possession I could ever hope to own. She was beauty and strength and bravery and hope and if I spent every day for the rest of forever making her mine then I’d gladly do it.”

— Caroline Peckham

208. “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

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

— Caroline Peckham

210. “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

211. “Because I couldn’t keep away from her, that much was becoming abundantly clear. So I’d just have to keep being her villain.”

— Caroline Peckham

212. “The next time you want to drown in them, tell me about it.” “Why?” “Because if you’re going to drown then I’m going to drown with you.”

— Caroline Peckham

213. “What’s it like?” I asked curiously. “Finding your one true love?” Gabriel’s gaze softened as he thought about the girl who owned his heart and he smiled as he answered. “Like, getting hit with a truck and having it back over you several times while you lay bleeding in the dirt.”

— Caroline Peckham

214. “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

215. “There is only one person who can run rings around a king, Elise,” he said slowly. “Let alone four of them at once.” “Oh yeah?” I joked. “And who’s that?” “A queen. So maybe it’s time you started thinking about what good you want to do now that you’ve been crowned.”

— Caroline Peckham

216. “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

217. “How can I make you mine?” I demanded.”

— Caroline Peckham

218. “The tension in his features eased and I kissed him gently to wake him. His eyes cracked open and a lopsided smile pulled at his mouth. “I hate the days I don’t get to wake up with you,” he said, his voice rough from sleep. “For a second I thought it was one of those days.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

222. “Rocco Romero. My enemy, my nightmare.”

— Caroline Peckham

223. “That he does my bubbakanoosh,” Hamish said, nodding firmly. “You remember what your Momma always said to do with men like that though, don’t you?” “Cut off their fingers then their dingers,” they said in unison and I snorted a laugh, sharing a look with Tory.”

— Caroline Peckham

224. “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

225. “And that was the way I wanted to leave this life, because when it came down to it, I knew that she was it for me. The only thing I’d ever truly needed and for the briefest span of time she had belonged to me. And that was enough.”

— Caroline Peckham

226. “Don’t get lost in some imagined future that might never come to pass. Right now is all we have, so let that be all that concerns us.”

— Caroline Peckham

227. “And have you come to pay the price for your sweet princess, Lance Orion? I bound your blood to the curse after all.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

229. “Which means becoming the Nala to my Simba.” “Nala ends up married to Simba. I don’t know what kind of fantasies you’ve been having about me, but I can assure you that outcome is not in your future,” Ryder said. “I knew you loved this movie,” Leon called triumphantly. “Do you need a tissue for when Mufasa dies or do you just let the tears flow free?”

— Caroline Peckham

230. “I’m a commoner before a queen,” he rasped. “Begging to enter her palace and lay all he is at her feet. I am yours whether you accept this ring or not, but if you were to wear it, I would want for nothing more in all the years left to me in this lifetime.”

— Caroline Peckham

231. “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

232. “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

233. “You’ve found the final card. The stars have aligned, my duty is done. When all hope fails, Vega Princesses, find courage in the light.”

— Caroline Peckham

234. “Lance growled, stepping right up into my personal space and giving me a shove which instantly set the Alpha in me snarling.”

— Caroline Peckham

235. “I can see the headlines now, the Vega twins die in joint chocolate-related suicide.”

— Caroline Peckham

236. “The distance parting us suddenly felt like too much; the air was racing over my exposed flesh, chilling me to the core. I needed the heat of his hands, the red hot press of his stomach and chest. “Lance,” I breathed and his pupils dilated as I met his gaze.”

— Caroline Peckham

237. “The thing I feared most in life was boredom. I didn’t want to live an easy life, I wanted to blaze through an adventurous one and I’d choose to burn out entirely before I’d let myself whither in emptiness.”

— Caroline Peckham

238. “And even then, there was the very real possibility that it would haunt you afterwards, the characters lingering in your mind like old friends instead of constructs of your imagination.”

— Caroline Peckham

239. “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

240. “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

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

— Caroline Peckham

242. “Know yourself and own every piece of who you are.”

— Caroline Peckham

243. “I’m a pony with a rocket up my butt. I can outrun anything.”

— Caroline Peckham

244. “Take any given situation, look for the worst possible outcome and I’ll generally find myself in the thick of it. So, if I’m looking at a perfect view coated in dappled sunlight and there’s one creepy patch of shadowy doom, then I can bet with pretty decent accuracy that that’s where I’ll end up.”

— Caroline Peckham

245. “Blue,” I answered his ongoing question on a breath that rose before me in a cloud of vapour, knowing that it meant far more than that. That I’d just told him I wanted him. And in turn, agreed to this dangerous affair.”

— Caroline Peckham

246. “And I’m a Taurus; when we set our minds on something it’s not easy to turn us from it.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

248. “I am owed an Acrux King. You are mine.”

— Caroline Peckham

249. “What I’d give for the whole world to freeze right now so I could steal a kiss.”

— Caroline Peckham

250. “And I knew that even death could never tear our souls apart again now.”

— Caroline Peckham