Top 300 Caroline Peckham Quotes (2026 Update)
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301. “Dude would definitely kill in revenge for those books.”

— Caroline Peckham

302. “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

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

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

— Caroline Peckham

305. “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

306. “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

307. “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

308. “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.”

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309. “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

310. “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.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

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

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

— Caroline Peckham

314. “My fluffy Wolf friend.”

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315. “This girl is made for me.”

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316. “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

317. “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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318. “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

319. “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

320. “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.”

— Caroline Peckham

321. “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.”

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322. “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

323. “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

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

— Caroline Peckham

325. “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

326. “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.”

— Caroline Peckham

327. “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

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

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

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331. “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?”

— Caroline Peckham

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

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333. “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

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

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

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336. “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

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

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338. “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

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

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340. “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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341. “In Solaria blue means royal. And to me, blue means you.”

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342. “No? Well I guess that’s ten points to Edward Cullen then, isn’t it?” He grimaced at me. “Vampires are a bit grimmer in real life, sweetheart.”

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343. “There is only him. “I think I’m already burning, Darius,” she breathed. “And it’s time I stopped pretending I’m not.”

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

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345. “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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346. “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