Top 300 Caroline Peckham Quotes (2024 Update)
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251. “It’s like... when I was on the moon and I could see the earth, I thought about how sad it was that they’d never be together. The moon just watched the earth in all its gorgeous green and blue glory, but it can never, ever touch it. And it made me think of him.” He dropped his eyes. “Everything makes me think of him.”

— Caroline Peckham

252. “But whenever I bought new dye, I couldn’t make myself go through with it. It wasn’t about Orion. Screw Orion. But there was still something holding me back. Maybe I didn’t want to let go of the girl I’d been before the two people I loved most in the world had been ripped away from me. But perhaps it was time I accepted that girl was dead and buried, this new version of me fitted with a heart that lived in a fortress and who hungered to take the throne to ensure Lionel never got his hands on it.”

— Caroline Peckham

253. “I gazed at my mate in front of me. A man I had chosen for myself, regardless of stars and fate and laws. He was mine and I was his. Now and always.”

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254. “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

255. “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

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

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257. “You wanna take one for a ride?” he offered. “You can test your supposed skill against mine; there’s a circuit to the west of the estate.”

— Caroline Peckham

258. “What if I don’t want it to stop?”

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259. “People always hated others for being different, but really they just hated themselves for being average.”

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260. “Since when am I friendly?” I scoffed, though I guessed this nickname wasn’t so bad. “Since you cuddled me when I needed someone more than you can even imagine,” he said quietly and I stared at him in surprise as he cleared his throat.”

— Caroline Peckham

261. “The last thing in the world Tory would want was people acting like she was made of glass. Which was why she was acting like she was made of freaking platinum.”

— Caroline Peckham

262. “Because at least I wasn’t alone. I still had myself.”

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263. “The hat kid’s name was Diego? I swear it was Darnell,” Darius murmured to Tory.”

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264. “Dude would definitely kill in revenge for those books.”

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265. “Blue. I’m one hundred percent a lunatic for you. And I don’t give a damn.”

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266. “The beasts they laughed with their cocks in hand, they danced, they sang and they ruled the land. And the princesses came with a sigh and a moan, and made those beasties really groan. And so they begged, come play, come play, come play!”

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267. “So help everyone in this building when they came for me. The four horsemen were going to collect their queen. And when they arrived, there would be blood to pay.”

— Caroline Peckham

268. “My head spun dizzily and for a fleeting moment I wondered what it would be like to die like this. Held in the arms of a beautiful monster...”

— Caroline Peckham

269. “Oh and if you ever shove my sister like that again I’ll rip one of your arms off.” He said it so calmly, but the darkness in his eyes said he’d absolutely do it. Aw, I love my psycho big brother.”

— Caroline Peckham

270. “Because you’ve been mine since we first locked eyes. I was just taking back what belonged to me. There was never any plan to kidnap you.”

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271. “Our story wasn’t pretty, and it certainly wasn’t easy. There was struggle and divide, arguments and pain. But it was ours, down to every gritty detail, and I found I wouldn’t have exchanged it for that pretty, simple life I’d just seen.”

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272. “My fluffy Wolf friend.”

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273. “Wear your pain as armour, Rosalie,” I told her firmly. “There is nothing more frightening in this world than a Fae who can bleed in front of their enemies without flinching.”

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274. “This girl is made for me.”

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275. “Don’t let go of me,” I begged against his mouth. He held me tighter as he tried to get up once more, but too many of them were pinning us down. “See you in the stars, Blue,” he swore, his lips brushing mine.”

— Caroline Peckham

276. “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

277. “Whatever other doubts I may have had about what had happened with this bond, I knew for certain that the stars had been right about one thing: he was meant for me and I was meant for him.”

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278. “The stars might have guided us to this school but I’d been making my own luck and guiding my own destiny for long enough to know that I could take my fate into my own hands when I had to.”

— Caroline Peckham

279. “A grin pulled at my mouth. “Only in yours, Orion. Or should I call you Orio?”

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280. “Ignore the dimples, Tory, he’s an award winning dickasaurus.”

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281. “Characters could never escape me. Not when I could trap them in my kindle for the rest of time. Suckers.”

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282. “I still don’t know what else this meant, but I did know one thing. My feelings for the other kings hadn’t been diminished by my mate bond to Leon. And if I could have this with one of them then I intended to win them all back to me.”

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283. “That night I sat in bed just staring at that bruise, wondering how a physical wound could look so bright and angry but emotional wounds stayed entirely invisible. I wanted my hurt branded on me, to remind me never to trust anyone again.”

— Caroline Peckham

284. “His hand snapped out and snatched my wrist, a deep growl emanating from within his chest. A sliver of fear raced through me but I refused to acknowledge it as I raised an eyebrow at him. “Did you just growl at me?”

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285. “The stars will test us. And sometimes they may punish us or gift us for the choices we make, but they don’t make our fate. Only we can do that.”

— Caroline Peckham

286. “Got more testicles than a squid.”

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287. “Yeah, what Gerry said, let’s pound them until they can’t take no more,” Max agreed.”

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288. “Darius would have spent the rest of his life making up for all he’d done to her, he would have watched over her more fiercely than the moon did the Earth. He’d have given her the world.”

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289. “Well it’s difficult not to get distracted. I’ve got my eye on a beautiful Cardinal Magic hardback with a leather bookmark pushed between its supple pages. Is it cheating if I stick the tip in?”

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290. “If a doctor cut me open they’d find a knife in place of my heart, stashed there as a last resort.”

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291. “She was intoxicating, this creature of mine, soul destroying, heart breaking, endlessly everything.”

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292. “Because I like to remember that even a bullet can’t take me from you, baby. I’m here to stay.”

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293. “And the next time we had football together, he kicked a boy who dared to say he hoped Santa Claus brought me a personality for Christmas.”

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294. “She’d gone far beyond being my temptation and had become my obsession.”

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295. “You were right you know,” he breathed as if the others weren’t surrounding us and as I looked into his eyes, it almost felt like they weren’t. “I’m not good enough for you.”

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296. “He kissed me like he wasn’t allowed to kiss me, but if he didn’t he’d die.”

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297. “When I’m queen, I’m going to buy you this library,” I decided and he lifted his head, his eyes sparkling with surprise. “Then you can do whatever you like with these books, because they’ll be all yours.”

— Caroline Peckham

298. “He lifted his head with a demonic smile. “Welcome to your Awakening.”

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299. “Well I’m free now,” I reminded him. “Thanks to you.” His grip around my waist tightened. “I’ll show you the world, Callie. Nothing will ever be kept from you again,” he murmured.”

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300. “Love,” I breathed simply. Because what else even really mattered in this world?”

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