Top 500 Christine Feehan Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “Nicholas wanted to believe in fairy tales. She’d read her share, hoping for miracles, but in the end, there was no hundred acre wood to play in with her little stuffed animals. There was pain and crushing disillusionment and betrayal.”

— Christine Feehan

52. “Don’t worry, now that I know about your little ego problem, I’ll do my best to look all gushy when you pound you chest.”

— Christine Feehan

53. “He tasted like love to her. Like everything sensual. Dark, dangerous and wholly wonderful.”

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54. “Of course I can do this. I’m pregnant, not brain-damaged. My condition doesn’t change my personality.”

— Christine Feehan

55. “You may be ready to give up on us, but I am not quite there yet.”

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56. “I live on the beautiful Northern California coast. I have always loved hiking, whale watching and being outdoors.”

— Christine Feehan

57. “He held her, his arms tight around her, trying to tell her without words, that no matter what, he would be there for her.”

— Christine Feehan

58. “The Torpedo Ink club members were lost, wandering through a world they didn’t fit into. They needed direction.”

— Christine Feehan

59. “It was an observation, not a judgment. Shylah liked the way Draden seemed to reserve his conclusions until he had the facts.”

— Christine Feehan

60. “I killed Freddie the vamp like twenty times, but he wouldn’t die. – Natalya Shonski.”

— Christine Feehan

61. “You’re safe with me, Blythe,” he whispered. “I swear to you, I’m only yours. For good or bad, I’m with you.”

— Christine Feehan

62. “He kissed her gently, tenderly, opening his mind as much as he dared, wanting to share himself with her. His love was wild, obsessive, protective, certainly not given easily, but given completely to her.”

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63. “You. Your soul. What’s inside you. You shine from the inside out. Your so bright, Blythe. I get close to you and the darkness just recedes. The world I live in slips further away, and I can see there’s hope. You’re that hope. Not just for me but for all of us.”

— Christine Feehan

64. “They called each other family and that’s what they were – sisters. Many people in the world had family of the heart, kin by choice rather than by blood, and hers had come along in her darkest hour and saved her life.”

— Christine Feehan

65. “The real knife to a man’s heart was his woman’s tears.”

— Christine Feehan

66. “You’re the first thing I’ve ever wanted for myself. You’re the first time I’ve ever thought maybe I could have some kind of life. I don’t want you to go, not for my leopard or yours, but for me.”

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67. “You know, my love, you are not responsible for my happiness, or even my health. I’ve had a choice every step of the way, from our very first meeting. I chose you. Clearly, in my heart and in my head, I chose you. If I had it to do all over again, even knowing what I would have to go through, I would choose you without hesitation.”

— Christine Feehan

68. “I just want some time, Mikhail, to think things through. It’s frightening, the way I am about you. I think about you every minute; I want to touch you, just to know I can, to feel you beneath my fingers. It’s as if you crawled into my head and my heart, even my body, and I can’t get you out.”

— Christine Feehan

69. “I’m on a journey seeking personal enlightenment, and you are disturbing my aura of love.”

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70. “You can’t turn the sheriff into a toad, Hannah. It’s against the rules. – Abbey Drake.”

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71. “We never can just stop time. Or take moments back. Life doesn’t work that way, does it?”

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72. “Hurry up. You promised me a ride.” Okay, that wasn’t a good thing to say to him. Not in her bedroom. “On your bike,” she added hastily.”

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73. “I told myself one night would be enough and I’d walk. Maybe I could have then, but I was fooling myself. I’m halfway in love with you and you’re pulling me in deeper.”

— Christine Feehan

74. “Honey, he’s not worth it. No matter how much money he’s got, not matter how big a ring he puts on your finger, if he puts his hands on you, you should run the opposite way as fast as you can.”

— Christine Feehan

75. “Czar, you’re the smartest man I know, and I respect you in every way, but that the dumbest thing I have ever heard. You leave your girl a note pinned to the bed, and you’re gone for 5 years. I can’t wait to meet this woman who stood by your ass for 5 years without one real word from you.”

— Christine Feehan

76. “You know who I am, what is inside me. If distance separated us, you would still need to feel my hands on you, my mouth on yours, my body in yours, a part of yours.”

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77. “Don’t cater to stupidity.”

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78. “There was a certain feminine satisfaction in having the last word, delivering her line smartly, and breaking the connection between them quickly and decisively.”

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79. “You aren’t alone. You aren’t one anymore. It’s the two of us. Together. We do this together. That was the plan. That was your promise and I count on you.”

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80. “I am surrounded by my family, my beloved grandchildren, and my pack of dogs.”

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81. “That fantasy mouth smiled. The kind of smile that could melt the panties off a nun. Holy Cow.”

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82. “You are fierce and passionate and fiery and I love all those things about you. In a fight, I can count on you to keep your head and get the job done, even if you’re afraid. There’s no need to be anything other than who you are, who you’re meant to be.”

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83. “That kind of loyalty could never be bought. Fear couldn’t buy that loyalty. Timur was reminded of that every time he saw the two men. They weren’t related by blood, but they were brothers all the same.”

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84. “I write for the love of writing. If I never published another book, I would still be writing stories.”

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85. “For one moment his mask slipped and she saw his eyes go dark with desire. Every line in his face was etched with a sensuality that kept her breath trapped deep in her lungs. No one had ever looked at her like that in her life.”

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86. “You have the white knight syndrome in spades,” she murmured. “Don’t kid yourself, baby, there’s nothing white knight about me.”

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87. “Since I’ve had to endure your ugliness my entire life, I’m immune to whatever venom you choose to spew. However, and you’d better hear me, Eloisa, I will not tolerate you doing the same thing to my woman. She’s my choice. She’s always going to be my choice.”

— Christine Feehan

88. “Nicolas didn’t want the couple there. It was petty of him and made him feel ashamed and even stupid that he wanted more time alone with Lara. He had always been so self-assured, but now he feared losing her, feared she would leave him – or stay with him because of the lifemate bond, but never find it in her heart to love him.”

— Christine Feehan

89. “I would never hurt you. Shifters mate for life. For LIFE. I recognized you the moment I saw you. I knew we belonged. I knew I was born to protect you. To make you happy. To love you, Sonia, like no one in this world has ever been loved.”

— Christine Feehan

90. “You think I was out here debating whether or not to end my life because I was wounded and in pain, but that wasn’t the reason. I had given up all hope of finding the woman meant for me. I was no longer certain I could endure loneliness without her.”

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91. “It had been hard to tell him. Very hard. She’d learned not to trust anyone, but more importantly, she knew not to get close to anyone.”

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92. “When we were choosing homes, Czar made it plain to choose something we’d be comfortable in. This has a temperature-controlled wine and cigar room.” She frowned up at him and then blinked, those long lashes fanning her cheeks. “Do you even drink wine? Do you smoke cigars?” He grinned down at her. “No. But that doesn’t matter. It’s just fuckin’ cool.”

— Christine Feehan

93. “God. He was beautiful. A beautiful, troubled man forged by the fires of hell, ravaged by monsters.”

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94. “I curl my hand around her throat so her heart beats right into my palm,” Fyodor confessed as if he could read Timur’s mind. “Even that isn’t enough. I can hear my own heart beating right over top of hers because I’m terrified living with the idea that I could lose her”.”

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95. “The air was hot and humid. Sultry. Her body seemed to have caught some of the intensity of the storm. She felt a little wild and out of sorts. Edgy. On the verge of something big.”

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96. “You know, baby,” he said, just to see her catch fire, “I think we should try again with the spanking. I could make it erotic. Make you love it.” “I could hit you over the head with a frying pan in your sleep too,” she said. “Make you love that.”

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97. “He stared down into her eyes, holding her there like he could, just with his gaze, mesmerizing her. Keeping her captive, under his spell. A slow smile transformed the hard edges of his handsome face. He was so beautiful to her. A gorgeous man and she was falling more and more in love with him.”

— Christine Feehan

98. “It wasn’t about a women’s weight, it was about who they were, if that brightness shone through their eyes and skin and hair. Ricco found beauty in art. Women were a form of art. All shapes and sizes. All body types.”

— Christine Feehan

99. “She saw him, that man who kept himself isolated, so separate from the rest of the world. She saw him for who he was, and she liked him anyway.”

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100. “There was something about those cold, cold eyes that set off sparks in her. Not just sparks. A timber fire. He found something deep inside her that had never been touched before and it ignited just for him.”

— Christine Feehan