Top 400 Caroline Peckham Quotes (2026 Update)
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251. “Satan, if you’re listening. I know this one was made by you. And bravo. He’s a work of art.”

— Caroline Peckham

252. “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

253. “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.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

255. “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

256. “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

257. “Vegas gonna take you down! Vegas coming for the crown! Watch out Heirs you’d better bow! Vegas gonna take you DOWN!”

— Caroline Peckham

258. “It was like that feeling you got while reading a book, glancing at the pages left or the percentage remaining and seeing that you were coming towards the end.”

— Caroline Peckham

259. “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.”

— Caroline Peckham

260. “Roxy Vega might never be mine, but sometimes I found I didn’t mind pining for her as much as I should have.”

— Caroline Peckham

261. “And that I fantasised about him more than I had about any man in all my life. Even Tom Hardy. Even. Tom. Hardy.”

— Caroline Peckham

262. “I was Blake’s redemption. And for some strange, messed up reason, I had a feeling he might be mine.”

— Caroline Peckham

263. “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.”

— Caroline Peckham

264. “I suggest you stop believing in nonsense like that, Princess,” he said, his voice low and rough. “That’s not the way Faery tales go. The endings are always brutal and bloody, and no one walks away from them unscathed. Especially not the main characters.”

— Caroline Peckham

265. “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

266. “His muscles bulged from the workout, the Phoenix and Dragon tattoos which danced with each other on his back gleaming with sweat.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

268. “I love you, Roxanya Vega,” I said, my voice raw with the truth of that. “No matter what happens with this fate, the war, my father, the throne, all of it pales beside my love for you. And I know I’m not good enough for you but that just makes it all the easier for me to worship you the way you deserve because I won’t ever stop trying to live up to being the man you deserve to have. Not until my dying breath and beyond that too if it’s what you want.”

— Caroline Peckham

269. “Do you feel that, Elise?” Ryder asked. My lips parted to tell him I had no idea what he meant but before I could, I realised what it was. My pulse was utterly in sync with his. Our two hearts beating to the same pace.”

— Caroline Peckham

270. “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.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

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. “I sighed as I headed back towards the Heirs, smiling as Geraldine yelled, “For the magnificent queens of Solaria!” and leapt onto Max’s back, her huge breasts slamming into his head as she flooded them both with a downpour of water.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

277. “You may find it hard to believe, but a true lady won’t just roll over and accept a merciless cad for a suitor just because he manages to water her lawn satisfactorily. I am more than attuned to your personal moral standards and I have no desire to lower myself to them. So call it what you will, foolhardiness, stubbornness or just a pure and true desire to tangle my web with a real gentleman but when it comes down to it, Maxy boy, you have been measured and you have been found wanting.”

— Caroline Peckham

278. “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

279. “Goodnight, Lance,” I said breathlessly and he pressed his lips to the soft place behind my ear as his fingers ran over the bite to heal it. “Goodnight, Blue.” “Goodnight, roomies,” Seth whispered.”

— Caroline Peckham

280. “There’s beauty in pain. Poe knew that,” he said, his voice contemplative as he reached out and brushed a lock of hair behind my ear, leaving a freezing trail against my flesh. “That’s why you’re the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen, Tatum Rivers.”

— Caroline Peckham

281. “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

282. “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

283. “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

284. “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

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

287. “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!”

— Caroline Peckham

288. “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.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

290. “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

291. “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.”

— Caroline Peckham

292. “Oh for fox sake, Kyan,” Saint spat, keeping to his no swearing rule in front of the kids even now which was just too cute.”

— Caroline Peckham

293. “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

294. “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

295. “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

296. “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

297. “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

298. “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

299. “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

300. “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