Top 500 Christine Feehan Quotes (2025 Update)
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251. “There it was, that note that told him in a minute the balance of power would shift from him to her, although, truthfully, she always had it. She just didnt know it.”

— Christine Feehan

252. “You know me, gattina, you’re just conditioned to think you can’t trust anyone. He did that to you. Don’t let him interfere with us. You have the right to live your life, Grace.”

— Christine Feehan

253. “Poetry in motion,” she murmured under her breath. She’d heard that expression, but now she knew what it meant, how the words could come alive with a man moving.”

— Christine Feehan

254. “Staying strong for our people. Staying strong to keep the demon inside. Staying strong for her. Only her.”

— Christine Feehan

255. “You’re so beautiful, Dax. Your heart. Your soul. I don’t think I could ever find a better man.”

— Christine Feehan

256. “You can’t go back; I can’t go back either, but we can go on.”

— Christine Feehan

257. “The enhancements made them predators any way you looked at it. Hunters. They were good at their jobs. They looked like soldiers. Doctors. Officers. But they were much more than that and anyone in close confines with them felt the difference sooner rather than later.”

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258. “The woman was sexy, lethal and very confident. The sound of her laughter was enticing. Intriguing. It played along his nerve endings and sent an electrical current running through his bloodstream. He was on the verge of death and he’d never felt more alive.”

— Christine Feehan

259. “I’ve been so alone, apart from life, not really knowing why i was so empty. You’ve filled all those empty places, cara mia. I sleep with you in my arms and have no nightmares. I open my eyes and look forward to each hour, to hear your laughter, to watch you move through my home. Your smile takes my breath away.”

— Christine Feehan

260. “When Jackson used that particular tone of voice, men died, pure and simple.”

— Christine Feehan

261. “I’m totally susceptible to good looks. On the other hand, I don’t like bossy men, so if you want worshipping from me, you’ll have to keep your mouth closed and let me boss you.”

— Christine Feehan

262. “He fought for his country, but mostly he fought for the people in his country so they had freedom to make choices. He just hoped they’d be good ones.”

— Christine Feehan

263. “Shylah was like Nonny. She would stand with her man, carving out a home and fighting by his side when necessary in the worst of circumstances.”

— Christine Feehan

264. “She took away sorrow and anger, replacing it with acceptance and love.”

— Christine Feehan

265. “But I’m not any better at relationships than you are. We’ll find our way together, even if we’re fumbling around in the dark for a while.”

— Christine Feehan

266. “She had to know, soon or later, that he was no saint and never would be. He loved her, but if she was going to stay with him, she had to know the worst of him. He wanted honesty between them.”

— Christine Feehan

267. “Already he knew she was the one he wanted, and it had nothing to do with their shadows coming together.”

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268. “And right at this moment, Ken, you’re protecting what I hold most dear. I’ll never be able to repay you for what you’ve done this day.”

— Christine Feehan

269. “I want you to be mine completely. I need you to give yourself to me the way you kiss me. More importantly, I need to be your man. The one who shelters you, protects you, gives you everything.”

— Christine Feehan

270. “He rarely smoked, but once in a while, like now, when his world had been shaken, his woman nearly killed in front of his eyes, and he’d watched a house consume a man and spit him out, he figured a drag or two were appropriate.”

— Christine Feehan

271. “Are you ever going to kiss me without swearing first?”

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272. “Her body had been asleep but now it was wide awake and very aware of every inch of the Iceman. She’d already nicknamed him and thought of him as ‘her’ Iceman, even if it was just in her fantasies.”

— Christine Feehan

273. “She liked that little nod of approval he’d given her as if she were his equal just because she hadn’t given into the hysteria welling up.”

— Christine Feehan

274. “Coffee. It was decisive. Without their women, their chosen drink would always be what it had been.”

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275. “She knew, more than any other reason, it was the way Steele touched her, the way his hands moved over her and the look on his face when he stared down into her eyes that kept her tied to him. He couldn’t hide that.”

— Christine Feehan

276. “He was the devil, but she didn’t care. On some level she even knew he was using her own body against her, pitting her innocence against his experience, but she didn’t care about that, either. She wanted to leap into the fire with both feet, arms wide, eyes open. She knew his world might be something she would have a difficult time accepting, but he was worth it.”

— Christine Feehan

277. “The examinations had taken much longer than necessary because they were paying more attention to learning each other’s bodies than searching for telltale symptoms of the virus.”

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278. “Her mouth was perfect under his, her taste wrapping him up in addiction. He craved her the way others might drugs. The depth of his feelings shook him. The passion and love mixed together inside him, welling up like a volcano, consumed him.”

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279. “The last child is secure. The phrase to remove him from the safety circle is Curious George likes his bike.”

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280. “One thing about Kane – he never did anything by halves.”

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281. “Two F-bombs in under a second. He was more than furious. She had no choice but to lift her chin, but she kept her eyes childishly shut tight, afraid if she looked at him, she’d be lost.”

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282. “He could keep her safe, make all her troubles go away. He could do that. He was that man.”

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283. “They were coarse and crude. They made rude finger gestures to one another and they were their scars like badges. They were a family, unbreakable, loyal and absolutely powerful when they stood together.”

— Christine Feehan

284. “She was crawling out from under the huge tour bus when he first caught sight of her. She was small, like a child.”

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285. “I love everything about you. I told myself that was what it was. All those parts, separately that I loved them. I watch you. I’m inside your mind. I see who you are. I’ve decided it isn’t about loving everything about you. It’s simply about loving you.”

— Christine Feehan

286. “All right Bebe, we’re in trouble. You get that don’ you?”

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287. “My peony,” he emphasized. “And it’s only for us, no one else.” He liked the intimacy of having a special name for her no one else knew but the two of them.”

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288. “He wasn’t like some of his fellow GhostWalkers, who seemed to walk into a room and have half the female population enthralled – and that had nothing to do with their enhancements and everything to do with their good looks, charisma, or both, none of which he had.”

— Christine Feehan

289. “There was nothing for him, and in the end, he had to acknowledge that he was too dangerous to just keep around like some loose cannon.”

— Christine Feehan

290. “No, baby” – he leaned close again – “I’m threatening to lock you in a house with our son until you come to your senses. I told you, he isn’t going to be raised with one parent.”

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291. “Dimitri Tirunul was her unexpected miracle. A man beyond any she’d ever dreamt of. She was human. He was Carpathian – nearly immortal. She was nineteen years old. He was an ancient, centuries old. She held the other half of his soul, the light to his darkness. Without her, he would not survive. She was his lifemate – his savior. Yet she knew just the opposite was true – Dimitri was the one saving her.”

— Christine Feehan

292. “She belongs to Steele. She’s got a child. Steele’s son, so that woman and that boy are ours.”

— Christine Feehan

293. “She didn’t want any contact with Whitney at all. He was the boogeyman. He’d held absolute authority over her for her entire life. Defying him was difficult. It said a lot that Shylah was willing to die-that she would choose a horrific death rather than go back to him.”

— Christine Feehan

294. “He thought about her laughter. The sunshine. He lived in a dark place. Just listening to the sound of her voice took him out of it.”

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295. “That was always the trouble with you,” Steele murmured. “You’re so damned smart. You observe everything.”

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296. “Nonny has this way about her. She made me realize that there was good people in the world. She made me see that we were a family of sorts – the GhostWalkers in my unit – and that we had extended family in the other GhostWalker units. I liked that.”

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297. “She was nothing. She’d thought he was her world, and all the while, he’d been plotting to take down her family’s club. She’d loved him. He’d used her and then thrown her away, shattering every dream, every hope she’d ever had.”

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298. “She felt Stefano’s body sitting next to her, yet he seemed to take up the room, surrounding her, in front of her, at her back. He was everywhere. Dangerous. Determined. Giving her a feeling of security. How he managed that she didn’t know.”

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299. “If I’m going to die a really ugly death, it’s nice to like the person you’re going to share that with.”

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300. “Think of me. Let me tell you who I am, what I am. What I need and want. I want to know everything about you and your family. Talk to me.”

— Christine Feehan