Top 500 Christine Feehan Quotes (2024 Update)
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301. “I saw and recognized who and what she was by her shadow – by the tubes connecting her to everything. Every step she took, I could feel the channels opening everywhere until she took the one step that finally connected us.”

— Christine Feehan

302. “He needed to crawl inside of her, share her skin, bury himself deep so she could pour the sun over him and steer him away from the shadows always clawing pieces out of him.”

— Christine Feehan

303. “He was either right or wrong. Worrying didn’t make it any better. She let herself drift off with the scent of him in her lungs, with the knowledge that she was loved in her head and heart.”

— Christine Feehan

304. “Grace had filled those lonely places, replacing them with laughter and conversation. She’d given him the purpose he needed there in his home to maintain his balance in a world of stark duty.”

— Christine Feehan

305. “Draden. Who knew there were men like him in the world? He made it exciting to wake up in the morning. She looked forward to the day. To their shared laughter. Their conversations. The intense attraction between them. Who wouldn’t fall in love with him?”

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306. “Once he was set on a task, once he made up his mind, he was relentless.”

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307. “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

308. “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.”

— Christine Feehan

309. “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

310. “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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311. “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.”

— Christine Feehan

312. “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

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

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314. “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

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

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316. “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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317. “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.”

— Christine Feehan

318. “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.”

— Christine Feehan

319. “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.”

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320. “Stefano’s the oldest. He has four brothers, equally hot. One sister, totally beautiful. When they walk around together, people just stare at them. That’s how hot they are. Each one is supercool as well, which makes them scorching hot. I’m a little in love with them, including their sister. That’s how totally gorgeous they are.”

— Christine Feehan

321. “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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322. “It means you’re family. A woman takes me on, she’s family to the club. All the way in. She’s mine. All the way in. Whatever it takes to work it out.”

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323. “We don’t have to do a single thing until you’re ready. “ Gino pg.225.”

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324. “I look at you and know what a miracle you are. The feel of your skin, soft and inviting, the way you move, like water flowing, the brush of your hair like silk, the feel of your body surrounding mine, completing me, giving me the strength I need to continue a task that seems so hopeless, but so necessary. I look at the way you are made, so beautiful, your body so perfect, made for mine.”

— Christine Feehan

325. “If you allowed yourself to hear or feel amusement, you would hear and feel pain.”

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326. “Or maybe it was survival mode they both lived in, and they didn’t dare allow anyone else in because if they were ripped apart a second time there would be no fixing either of them.”

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327. “One night will never be enough. A thousand nights will never be enough. If you come to me, Ania, it will be a commitment to me. To us. There will be no going back.”

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328. “Soleil. Sunshine. Yeah. He could see that.”

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329. “Holy cow, Draden. You should be outlawed. If those guards were women, you would just have to look at them like that and they’d worship at your feet.”

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330. “A part of him felt she would always have been a mystery to him, elusive and enigmatic, but at the same time, she was comfortable as if they had been together for years.”

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331. “Well, Sara.” He said it very softly. “Are you going to save me?”

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332. “I don’t want the world, Draden. I just want you. Here. Now. Whatever we’ve got in the time we have left.”

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333. “I don’t mind you in my head. I refuse to be embarrassed for thinking the truth. You have to know how good-looking you are. Fortunately for you, you seem to have brains and humor to go with your looks.”

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334. “It was strange, that feeling of freedom, as if by tying her, he released her spirit – beaten down, so encased in the beliefs of others, what was right, what was wrong, what she was – so that she could just be. Simply be.”

— Christine Feehan

335. “She probably should have been afraid of him, but he brought her such a sense of well-being that fearing him was impossible.”

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336. “It was as if he wore a mask and whatever went on behind it wasn’t for the world – or her – to see. And she wanted to. She wanted to be that woman, the one who knew him inside and out.”

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337. “One of us needs to know how to talk. I’m good with a gun, I think you should take up talking.”

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338. “He had never trusted a woman-or anyone, for that matter-to sleep close to him, let alone in the same bed. And yet, already, he was completely relaxed with her. He couldn’t imagine being without her, and now, if they survived, it was a very real possibility.”

— Christine Feehan

339. “She was inexperienced and she didn’t give herself lightly, but he could have her. He just wanted to be her choice.”

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340. “He was beginning to fall for her hard. It had nothing to do with her looks, and everything to do with her intellect and brightness.”

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341. “Shylah’s soft laughter slid into Draden’s mind. Warm like honey, filling him up when he hadn’t known he was empty.”

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342. “She had no idea she could feel so protected. So beautiful. So cherished. He made her feel all those things. She could give him his art- and it was beautiful.”

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343. “It wasn’t like he could name one single thing about them that made them stand out in his mind. They just gave off a dangerous vibe. Being with them really did feel as if he were inside a tiger’s cage, surrounded by the big cats.”

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344. “His mouth came down on hers and then he was just possessing her. Taking her over. Leaving her with nothing of herself because she burned up in the fire he generated.”

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345. “She’d been drawn to him before she met him. Immense satisfaction filled him. He liked that, more than liked it.”

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346. “Draden drank in his surroundings with both appreciation and sorrow. The beautiful path led to a village that should have been thriving. Instead, it was now a path to certain death.”

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347. “He could do that. Make her forget, even if it was just for a few seconds. She couldn’t stop the slow nod of assent. Relief swept through her and she put her head back against the seat and closed her eyes. She didn’t have to think anymore.”

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348. “The cell wanted to overthrow the government and to do that, they were hurting their own people. Draden had never seen the logic in that, how could they convince themselves that what they were doing was justified because they believed in the endgame.”

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349. “Amanda Ashley is a master storyteller.”

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350. “It was against her principles to allow anyone else to fight her battles and perhaps be injured or killed in her place.”

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