Top 300 Caroline Peckham Quotes (2025 Update)
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301. “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

302. “Got more testicles than a squid.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

304. “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

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

307. “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.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

309. “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.”

— Caroline Peckham

310. “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?”

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

313. “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

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

— Caroline Peckham

315. “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

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

— Caroline Peckham

317. “I supposed Monroe kinda counted. He was like a hot Dumbledore you wanted to Slytherin to bed with and suck his Elder wand.”

— Caroline Peckham

318. “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

319. “Your heart is showing. I didn’t realise you had one until you started bleeding so much,” I mused. “I’m bound to you, Tatum, dead or alive. And I would stand between you and the fires of hell to protect what is mine.”

— Caroline Peckham

320. “Roxy laughed and my heart leapt at the sound of me making her happy.”

— Caroline Peckham

321. “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

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

— Caroline Peckham

323. “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

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

— Caroline Peckham

325. “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.”

— Caroline Peckham

326. “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?”

— Caroline Peckham

327. “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

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

330. “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

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham

340. “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.”

— Caroline Peckham

341. “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

342. “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

343. “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

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

— Caroline Peckham

345. “Darius is dead.”

— Caroline Peckham

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

— Caroline Peckham