Top 100 Chanda Hahn Quotes (2026 Update)

1. “Sometimes love is worth fighting for. And if you don’t fight for it, then it slips through your fingers.”

— Chanda Hahn

2. “Thalia, if you don’t want to be the prey anymore, then you can only do one thing. Become the hunter.”

— Chanda Hahn

3. “One day her Prince will come, and it will be her worst nightmare.”

— Chanda Hahn

4. “Oh, aren’t you the cutest? Yes, you are! You’re the sweetest thing since cotton candy,” Nan was saying. The pups yipped and crawled over each other in an attempt to lick the glass window where her hand rested. Before long, a cute red-haired employee named Greg, spotted Nan’s interest and offered to bring the puppies to the viewing pen.”

— Chanda Hahn

5. “I’m plotting my own demise,” she teased, keeping her eyes closed. “Because I know that falling for you will be the death of me.”

— Chanda Hahn

6. “I love you. I’ve always loved you, and I always will.”

— Chanda Hahn

7. “Woo-hoo! Meenha. I seen you in pahper today. You beeg celebrity.”

— Chanda Hahn

8. “This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents are either the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, business establishments, events or locales is entirely coincidental.”

— Chanda Hahn

9. “I don’t fear death – death should fear me.”

— Chanda Hahn

10. “Life was so unfair.”

— Chanda Hahn

11. “You don’t need a weapon,” he said. “You are your greatest weapon.”

— Chanda Hahn

12. “Night and day. Dark and light. Fae and Human.”

— Chanda Hahn

13. “I promise to love you forever,” Teague said when he put her back on the ground. He reached down and kissed her knuckles. Mina smiled and spoke softly, “Forever isn’t long enough.”

— Chanda Hahn

14. “Mirror, mirror, on the wall, show me the one who thinks Sir Nomer is a dumb name for a doll.” She held her breath and waited. The mirror swirled again, and this time another face came into focus, one that was definitely not happy. “It is about time you figured it out, Mina!” Jared grumbled through the mirror.”

— Chanda Hahn

15. “Ruzaa, stay strong. Never change who you are for anyone.”

— Chanda Hahn

16. “Brody spun, and Mina stared over his shoulder to see an impossibly large black wolf only feet away. The wolf’s mouth was opened wide, teeth glaring as he lunged for Brody’s throat.”

— Chanda Hahn

17. “There is something far greater at work here than what the human mind can process. It’s ancient, it’s old, and it’s powerful. Some say it’s God, others say it’s fate, but whatever it is, it can’t be stopped.”

— Chanda Hahn

18. “Shall I tell you about Thelonia, your mother?”

— Chanda Hahn

19. “The dark does not like to be ignored, and its call is sweet like honey, but it will devour you whole and spit you out.”

— Chanda Hahn

20. “There’s no such thing as fair when it comes to the Fae and their tales.”

— Chanda Hahn

21. “It didn’t feel right.”

— Chanda Hahn

22. “Uh, no! This is your dreamy stalker moment, not mine. You do it.”

— Chanda Hahn

23. “You and I are lifemates.”

— Chanda Hahn

24. “She created the beast, and now she’d have to destroy him.”

— Chanda Hahn

25. “He laughed. “Come on, Mina, you know there’s no such thing. The day your prince comes will be your worst nightmare. For I will make you bow down and beg for your life.”

— Chanda Hahn

26. “No wonder you’re so excited about wearing masks at a ball.”

— Chanda Hahn

27. “It’s too late for you Wilhelmina Grimm, great great great granddaughter of Wilhelm Grimm.”

— Chanda Hahn

28. “Our path dictates how strong we will be and how tall we will grow. Will our life grow into something beautiful, or will we develop thorns for protection.”

— Chanda Hahn

29. “Eh, it’s not that great a book. I’ve read it. She’ll thank me for saving her five hours of her life. The main character dies in the end.”

— Chanda Hahn

30. “Mina actually shivered when she looked at Brody, feeling as if her body had gone without water for days, and here was the answer to her thirst.”

— Chanda Hahn

31. “That couldn’t be possible, could it? Why didn’t Nan come back in? Where was she?”

— Chanda Hahn

32. “I spent so long going through the motions just to make the background noise fade, but when I’m near you, it’s gone. The pressure to be something or someone I’m not is gone.”

— Chanda Hahn

33. “Love for others can make even the scaredest of souls become brave in the face of danger.”

— Chanda Hahn

34. “Oh! You scared me.” Mina put her hand to her heart. “I would never do that on purpose.” “If I didn’t know better,” Mina frowned at Brody, “I’d say you’re definitely stalking me.” “Of course. I’m trying to prove to you that I don’t care about social status, and you promised to give me a chance.” Brody grabbed her backpack and marched off with it toward his car.”

— Chanda Hahn

35. “When I look in the mirror I see my face, my blue eyes, black hair, and strong jaw. But I don’t recognize the figures staring back at me. Something inside me has changed, grown darker, colder. My wolf rages inside, constantly fighting me for control. I know I mustn’t give in. For if I do, chaos will come crashing down around us, along with lifeless bodies.”

— Chanda Hahn

36. “Does he not know that even a pawn can take down the queen?”

— Chanda Hahn

37. “Luck wasn’t on her side. Luck was never on her side. In fact she was pretty sure it avoided her at all costs.”

— Chanda Hahn

38. “Mina chuckled, and Charlie looked up and made a loving brotherly face at her, which meant he scrunched up his nose and stuck out his tongue.”

— Chanda Hahn

39. “Mina didn’t care for pet stores. She loved animals, but hated going in and seeing hundreds of caged dogs, cats, birds, and mice. To her it was the same as walking into a prison and being asked to pick out a cute inmate to take home and care for. She sighed and walked over to Nan, who was already gushing over a playful Pomeranian and American Eskimo puppy.”

— Chanda Hahn

40. “Don’t be distressed, Elle, about the other girls and who made it. With you here, I’m not sure there is much competition.”

— Chanda Hahn

41. “King Tieren’s men. Stay hidden. Of course I couldn’t obey.”

— Chanda Hahn

42. “She looked up and caught Jared’s eye. He had watched the whole exchange, and he looked amused by Mina’s actions. He pointed down at the apple that had come to rest against his shoe, the apple she had smacked out of Savannah’s hand. He laughed as he reached down and picked up the apple. Mina frowned. Dusting it off against his shirt, Jared took a bite out of it and chewed slowly, taunting her.”

— Chanda Hahn

43. “You have nothing in your arsenal but a pretty face – and a lying one at that.”

— Chanda Hahn

44. “And even though his brother taunted him, Jared never took his eyes off her. Her heart soared! He’d come for her! He hadn’t abandoned her. She was going to have quite a few angry words with him later, but for now, since her Jared was here, she knew they would be all right.”

— Chanda Hahn

45. “Was I betraying Joss?”

— Chanda Hahn

46. “It was a young boy, who couldn’t have been older than seventeen. How could she abandon him?”

— Chanda Hahn

47. “No, I guess I don’t see the point of pretending and putting on airs. I’m not ashamed of who I am. At one point, yes, I was embarrassed about who I was, and the clothes that I wore, and where I lived. But I learned that those things weren’t important. What’s most important to me is family and being proud of the person I am. I’m not going to pretend I’m someone I’m not.”

— Chanda Hahn

48. “The Prince of Fae may have been dreaming of her, but how could she explain that when he appeared in her dreams they were her worst nightmares?”

— Chanda Hahn

49. “Mina’s own life was already a reality show; why would she want to watch someone else’s?”

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50. “Mina flailed, but Jared grasped her wrists to keep her from hitting him. Eventually she quit struggling and stood still, quietly looking out over the water, refusing to make eye contact. When a soft tear fell on his hand, Jared let go of her as if her tear had burned his hand. As soon as he released her wrists, Mina pulled away from him and marched toward the road.”

— Chanda Hahn