Top 300 Caroline Peckham Quotes (2024 Update)
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251. “You don’t have to say anything, you just breed badasses around you. It’s one of my favourite qualities about you, that and how well you suck my-” “Mr Night,” Titan interjected sharply. “Neck,” I finished with a smirk. “She’s a Vampire, remember? Get your mind out of the gutter, sir.”

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252. “I know,” he said, his eyes glittering. “But until that day, you’re mine, Blue.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

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254. “She was the centre of the universe, a goddess who ruled me, and I gladly submitted to that rule. She was fury and light and a taste so sweet I would never forget it.”

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255. “She plucked a sharp little knife from the bag and slipped it into her boot. I grabbed a garrotte, a wrench and a potato peeler because why the hell not?”

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256. “That’s not a difference, shrew.” “Don’t call me shrew, Asscrux.” I rolled my eyes, but my stomach knotted because inside I knew all I wanted was Orion.”

— Caroline Peckham

257. “Then stop looking back, Lance.”

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258. “I wasn’t just any old girl. I was a queen. And he was going to learn it.”

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259. “But I learned a long time ago that blood doesn’t define a person, so I shouldn’t have judged you so quickly.”

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260. “Oh. And just in case it wasn’t clear, baby, I’m not going to be anyone’s but yours. So maybe you and me should get hitched and I can show you what a real wedding night looks like?”

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261. “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.”

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262. “And most of all I was sick of wanting her and hating her all at once.”

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263. “Which was ironic considering I was just his captured little bird with clipped wings.”

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264. “True love is built on everything that exists outside of the word. It’s showing up when you’re needed, no matter the inconvenience. It’s knowing someone, truly knowing them, and accepting everything they are even where you differ or clash. It’s making effort despite the differences, it’s apologies when they’re owed and forgiveness even when it feels impossible.”

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265. “I don’t apologise very often. It’s not a very Fae thing to do. Did I not do it right?”

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266. “I watch you and hunger for you and ache for you. It torments me like I torment you.”

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267. “Your Divine Moment is the moment the fate between you and your Elysian Mate is decided. You will both be called under the night sky and be presented with the choice to seal your bond forever more. If you choose to stay together, your love will be branded on you, forming a ring of silver around your irises. But if you choose to part...”

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268. “Darius knows where we are. He’ll come back.”

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269. “Who eats dry-ass porridge oats? He’s like a sad, starving little racoon. By choice.”

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270. “Well you keep bringing her snacks and then stealing them back.”

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271. “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.”

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

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273. “I had twisted Hail Vega into a creature of violence who everyone in Solaria feared, and I had seen the effectiveness of that. It was time I truly donned his crown and took his title upon myself. For it had always been me behind his greatness anyway. I was the Dragon Lord, Lionel Acrux, and I was the true Savage King.”

— Caroline Peckham

274. “Croc wearers didn’t deserve tasty sandwiches. Fact.”

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275. “The guy was the definition of a loner, so if his Mate showed up it was going to be an empty room.”

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276. “The Nights can’t shine without stars. Always aim to be the brightest one in our sky.”

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277. “It’s like he doesn’t even like me talking about the moon sometimes.” “Literally no one enjoys that,” I said and he laughed like I was joking.”

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278. “But chances weren’t made by the stars alone. I needed to make my own opportunities, so I had to start finding cracks in my prison’s walls.”

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279. “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.”

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280. “Because how could I destroy three monsters without becoming one myself?”

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281. “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.”

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282. “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

283. “He was still all the things I hated about him but he was also my own personal brand of hell. And I’d been sinning for a long time, waiting for him to punish me.”

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284. “I definitely like you better like this,” she teased as I leaned down and let her stroke me, her palm running right up between my eyes. I wondered if she had any concept of how few people had ever gotten this close to me in my Dragon form.”

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285. “I released a breath I hadn’t realised I’d been holding.”

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286. “Darius is dead.”

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287. “That’s Peridot for-” “Leo,” Darius finished in a snarl. “My star sign. My gemstone. Mine.”

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288. “Hail sighed heavily. “I preferred the blonde one,” he grunted. Merissa clucked.”

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289. “Tell him the truth?” he suggested and I waved a hand dismissively at that. “Don’t be ridiculous, now you’re sounding like Darcy.”

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290. “And I swear that my heart won’t ever beat for another woman the way that it races for you. -Kyan.”

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291. “But the earth would still turn whether the moon was watching or not. Maybe she likes the company though.” I.”

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292. “This is no joke. You know you can’t date teachers right? Them’s the rules. And I’d appreciate if you didn’t mouth-hump his name in front of me.”

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293. “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.”

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294. “And you never did answer my question. Blue or green?”

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295. “I’d thought grief would be louder than this. It felt like there should have been people screaming, thousands of fists hammering at the walls, thunder cracking through the sky. But if anything, things were quieter. More still.”

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296. “Nothing in this world could break me the way you can, Gerry,” I admitted roughly. “Nothing could make me falter or blink other than the need to protect you. I can’t watch them lash you to this thing with us. It would rip the last pieces of me free of my body and destroy them more certainly than anything else.”

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297. “An ache grew in my chest as he drew my power into him and I had to fight against the urge to pull him closer, to run my hands over his hair – I clenched my teeth.”

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298. “The stars might have decided that you can never be mine,” Darius said roughly, refusing to move away from me. “But I am yours. No matter what. I don’t care where we end up or who we’re with, I’ll always be yours. And I’m going to fix the damage I did to us even if the stars don’t care. I’m going to prove to you that I could have been worthy of you if I’d just listened to my heart sooner.”

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299. “Fantasy was my favourite way to escape this world, but life always dragged me back kicking and screaming.”

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300. “I promise that your sunrise will always come, no matter how dark the night gets.”

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