Top 160 Devney Perry Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “I’d listen to them laugh for the rest of of my life over any music.”

— Devney Perry

102. “Isaiah and his simple gestures. He took the quiet moments, the ones most overlooked, and made the most of them. “I.”

— Devney Perry

103. “Except that evening, surrounded by my family, a piece was missing. I hadn’t realized until late in the evening, when I’d glanced across the arena and found Winn at the fence, that the missing piece was her.”

— Devney Perry

104. “She’d told me that one day, she hoped I’d find a man who’d fight with me. Who’d love me even when he wanted to strangle me. Who’d never quit fighting because what we had was worth a few angry words.”

— Devney Perry

105. “Hey.” His thumbs caught the two tears that escaped. “You can’t cry, Winn. It destroys me. Don’t cry, baby.”

— Devney Perry

106. “It’s okay to always love Jamie.” “I always will.” Always. “But maybe you can love someone else too.”

— Devney Perry

107. “The Clover Chapel.”

— Devney Perry

108. “If it had taken me all those years to recover from our first kiss, how was I going to walk away from this one?”

— Devney Perry

109. “The thing about divorce is, there isn’t always one mistake. One nuclear bomb dropped on a couple that destroys their marriage. Sometimes, it creeps up on you slowly. And one day, realization hits and all you know is that you.”

— Devney Perry

110. “He chuckled. “What about whisky?” “I don’t drink whisky.” “Hmm.” He took a long, slow sip from his glass, then set it down. “That’s a shame. A beautiful woman drinking whisky is my weakness.”

— Devney Perry

111. “He seemed like a gentle man. A person who lived alone because he was content with his own company. A brother and a proud uncle – most of the stories he’d told had included one or more of his nieces or nephews.”

— Devney Perry

112. “I know what’s on the line, Memphis. But I’m standing here anyway.”

— Devney Perry

113. “I waited a long time for you, love. I’ll wait as long as you need. You are mine.” And he was here in Quincy to claim me.”

— Devney Perry

114. “In a heartbeat.”

— Devney Perry

115. “She’d be the last. The last woman I’d kiss until the end of my days. It was Millie. It always had been Millie.”

— Devney Perry

116. “You were a coward. Do not say you were protecting me.”

— Devney Perry

117. “She fit me. Perfectly. In more ways than just riding on a four-wheeler.”

— Devney Perry

118. “You loved those jeans. I loved those jeans. They made your ass look fantastic.”

— Devney Perry

119. “Then something dawned and her attention swung to her father. “Daddy, isn’t this the lady in that picture on your bookshelf?”

— Devney Perry

120. “Beyond the windows, the snowstorm raged. Here, us, together, we were ablaze.”

— Devney Perry

121. “If there was a miracle to be had in my life, I wanted it to be him.”

— Devney Perry

122. “Motherhood, I’d learned in the past two months, was nothing more than a ritual of second-guessing yourself.”

— Devney Perry

123. “See you around, Millie.” My Millie. Except she wasn’t mine anymore, was she? I’d lost her a long time ago when I’d walked away.”

— Devney Perry

124. “I’m the man falling in love with you, Maisy. I’m the man falling in love with your son.”

— Devney Perry

125. “Minute by minute.”

— Devney Perry

126. “But forevers were for dreamers.”

— Devney Perry

127. “You are... you are a dream, I gave up on those.”

— Devney Perry

128. “My imagination wasn’t rich enough to afford this kiss.”

— Devney Perry

129. “I like perfect,” I murmured. “I like imperfect too. I like wild and reckless moments that you never forget.”

— Devney Perry

130. “Knox was a good man. He was as reliable as the sunrise. As breathtaking as the Montana sunsets. He was the type of person I wanted Drake to become.”

— Devney Perry

131. “Where the hell is my chair, Blue?”

— Devney Perry

132. “Don’t take your mind for granted, Griffin. Or your heart. They are your gifts. And they are not guaranteed from one day to the next.”

— Devney Perry

133. “Maybe if he said it over and over, I’d stop worrying that love wasn’t enough.”

— Devney Perry

134. “Living was precious. Every moment.”

— Devney Perry

135. “I couldn’t believe it. I couldn’t stop staring at her. Millie. My Millie.”

— Devney Perry

136. “I didn’t like to see Drake cry. But Memphis? It was like getting the wind knocked out of me.”

— Devney Perry

137. “We hadn’t made a commitment. We hadn’t made promises. Except as I stood and watched her leave, I realized that no other woman would kiss me again. Bryce was it for me. The one.”

— Devney Perry

138. “It was like the colour he’d brought into my home with his laugh. Ford’s kiss was a symphony of blue and green and red and yellow. A kaleidoscope.”

— Devney Perry

139. “We can’t get married.” “Why not?” the guy asked, still walking, his arms raised. “Yeah,” Jasper said. “Why not?”

— Devney Perry

140. “My heart lurched. The girls. There was no question who he was referring to. I knew, deep in my soul, exactly which girls he meant. Lily Green. Harmony Hardt.”

— Devney Perry

141. “Why is it tattooed on your body?” “As a reminder.” “Of what?” He gave me a sad smile. “Of what I lost.”

— Devney Perry

142. “He had her past. I was taking her future.”

— Devney Perry

143. “Except it wasn’t just dinner. It was dinner with a man whose touch made me tingle. It was dinner with a man who seemed to bust right through my defenses. It was dinner with a man who stirred feelings I’d reserved for my husband alone.”

— Devney Perry

144. “We survive the goodbyes so when a hello comes along, we appreciate its beauty.”

— Devney Perry

145. “Maybe the others doubted me but I wasn’t about to doubt myself. Much.”

— Devney Perry

146. “Touch her again and they’ll never find your body.”

— Devney Perry

147. “How would I ever pretend like this hadn’t happened?”

— Devney Perry

148. “When you lived with sharks, you marked the days when a life raft came floating your way.”

— Devney Perry

149. “I could stare at this naked man for days and not get enough.”

— Devney Perry

150. “Last night was the ultimate example of Vegas’s poison. Eloise, a pure, beautiful woman, had been corrupted by Sin City. Tainted by a man whose demons had come out to play.”

— Devney Perry