Top 300 Elle Kennedy Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “The next few years, it’ll probably feel like I’m wandering around in a pitch-black tunnel, but there is a light at the end of it. And as long as you’re with me, there’ll be a light inside of it, too. Without you, it’ll just be darkness.”

— Elle Kennedy

202. “You are such a dumbass, Connelly. You made the biggest mistake of your dumbass life when you broke up with Brenna.” “I know.” “First of all, she’s gorgeous. It’s almost disgusting how gorgeous she is. She’s smart and witty and hilarious and – wait, what do you mean, ‘you know’?”

— Elle Kennedy

203. “Silence forces you to examine your own mind. To face the thoughts you pushed aside during the day or the worries you hoped would go away, the secrets you tried to keep.”

— Elle Kennedy

204. “So money doesn’t matter once you get down to it. It doesn’t matter how thin or thick anyone’s wallet is. We all hurt. We all love. We’re the same. And your past, who you live with, where you came from, it doesn’t matter. You’re creating your own future, and i want to see where the road forward takes you.”

— Elle Kennedy

205. “Another requirement in the Life of Dean. Say what you mean, mean what you say.”

— Elle Kennedy

206. “Tattoos. Tall, dark, and damaged. The more emotionally unavailable, the better.” She beams. “If he’s got a juvenile rap sheet and motorcycle, I’m open for business.”

— Elle Kennedy

207. “But I don’t get all dewy eyed over every tall, dark, and handsome guy I come across. Especially when they have those up-to-no-good eyes. The ones that wink at you with a smile while they’re holding up a bank.”

— Elle Kennedy

208. “With each press of his lips against mine, he’s repeating his promise to give me nothing more than what I ask for.”

— Elle Kennedy

209. “The chair legs behind me scrape against the floor, and Douchecanoe shrinks in his seat as over six hundred pounds of angry hockey players stare down at him. Fitzy is particularly menacing with his two full-sleeve tattoos and the cut over his eyebrow that he got during our last game.”

— Elle Kennedy

210. “He doesn’t know I’m alive.”

— Elle Kennedy

211. “But maybe he needed to fall apart in order to learn that life isn’t perfect, that bad things do happen and you can’t stop living when they do.”

— Elle Kennedy

212. “I’m watching you, Greenwich Barbie.” Smiling broadly, I lean in and smack a kiss on her cheek. “I love you. You’re my soul mate.”

— Elle Kennedy

213. “A man always knows when a woman wants him. Believe me, you don’t have to say it out loud for him to pick up on the vibes you’re sending out.” I grin. “Hell, it only took five seconds for me to figure it out.”

— Elle Kennedy

214. “His brain operates on a level us mortals can’t comprehend.” Hollis looks pleased. “Dude, that’s the nicest thing you’ve ever said to me.”

— Elle Kennedy

215. “Obviously, when it comes to style, I will forever strive to be Coco Chanel, and I will forever fail because nobody can be Coco Chanel.”

— Elle Kennedy

216. “We got this.” We don’t got this.”

— Elle Kennedy

217. “Garrett Graham, my own personal sweet-talker.”

— Elle Kennedy

218. “Like my mom always says, know your worth. Make them work for it.”

— Elle Kennedy

219. “Hey, it’s Hannah,” I tell him. “I know. I have Caller ID, dumbass.”

— Elle Kennedy

220. “God, we were invincible together. Untouchable. With Evan, I was never bored a minute in my life. Both of us were constantly feeding the high, looking for the next shot of adrenaline as we pressed the limits of our own capacity for trouble.”

— Elle Kennedy

221. “What is so wrong about wanting to be with you? Why do you want to punish us for that?” he demands, gesturing between us. “Why are you punishing yourself for caring about me?”

— Elle Kennedy

222. “And then I head toward our little hut without setting her down on her feet. She’s still wrapped around me like ivy, happy and cozy and warm in my arms. Just where she belongs.”

— Elle Kennedy

223. “It’d be a shame if you let growing up dull your edges. I’m all for whatever makes you happy,” he qualifies. “You don’t need to be drinking for me to enjoy your company – you’ve always been fun no matter what. Lately, though, it seems like the real Gen is slipping away. Becoming a muted version of the incredible, terrifying, vibrant woman you used to be.”

— Elle Kennedy

224. “The Deal A sexy standalone novel from New York Times and.”

— Elle Kennedy

225. “When you have one major insecurity that rules your life, your subconscious doesn’t let you forget it.”

— Elle Kennedy

226. “I’ve always loved myself best in Evan’s eyes. The adoring way he looks at me: part impressed, a little intimidated. But more so the person he thinks I am. The way he tells it, I’m invincible. Thunder and lightning. Not much scares me, and even less when he’s around.”

— Elle Kennedy

227. “Damn right it is. Nobody should ever be someone else’s entire world. That’s not healthy, AJ. If your whole life is centered on one thing – one person – whatcha going to be left with if that person goes away? Absolutely nothing.” He gruffly reiterates, “Not healthy.”

— Elle Kennedy

228. “If your whole life is centered on one thing – one person – whatcha going to be left with if that person goes away? Absolutely nothing.”

— Elle Kennedy

229. “Except he’s not a little boy. He’s a man with a big, strong body and a chin that lifts in determination.”

— Elle Kennedy

230. “I’m not other women.” No, she isn’t.”

— Elle Kennedy

231. “Allie. I don’t even know where to start.” “Clearly,” comes Garrett’s dry voice. “By the way, the answer is no. Go ahead and close that box.”

— Elle Kennedy

232. “No problem. Let’s talk about my relationship.” Hazel smirks at me. “I don’t have one. Your turn.”

— Elle Kennedy

233. “Get lost, Captain,” Connor drawls without turning around. “I’m wooing my woman.”

— Elle Kennedy

234. “I think it takes a certain level of trust to sit next to someone and not feel the pressing urge to babble away. My dad once told me that the way a person responds to silence reveals a lot about them.”

— Elle Kennedy

235. “I sweep my thumb over his jaw, stalling, waiting to see if he’ll stop me, and when he doesn’t, I slowly bring my mouth to his.”

— Elle Kennedy

236. “Assuming I’ve done something wrong, that I’m not good enough, is the first place my head always goes.”

— Elle Kennedy

237. “For the first time since we hatched this plan, I’m starting to wonder if I’m in over my head.”

— Elle Kennedy

238. “I let her pass before I step into the aisle. I suppose I can say it’s the gentleman in me, but that would be a lie. I want to check out her ass again, because it’s a damn sexy ass, and now that I’ve seen it I wouldn’t mind another look.”

— Elle Kennedy

239. “But the man I’m saying them to now? I have faith that he’ll always choose me, always choose us.”

— Elle Kennedy

240. “Damn it, T, I’m trying to say I’m in love with you.”

— Elle Kennedy

241. “There you are, babe,” drawls a familiar voice. “I’m sorry I’m late.”

— Elle Kennedy

242. “I love you. Maybe more than I ever have.” “We’re having a baby,” I say, grinning with both excitement and still a bit of trepidation. “Bet your ass we are.”

— Elle Kennedy

243. “I told you, you don’t have to call me sir. Jesus.” “You want us to call you Jesus?” Brooks blinks innocently.”

— Elle Kennedy

244. “It’s times like this I remember why I fell so hopelessly hard for this girl.”

— Elle Kennedy

245. “I truly believe that all body types are beautiful. It’s only when I look in the mirror that I forget.”

— Elle Kennedy

246. “I don’t understand women,” Dad says.”

— Elle Kennedy

247. “And I’m snarky?” my father demands. “Take a good look in the mirror, Peaches.”

— Elle Kennedy

248. “My dad once told me that the way a person responds to silence reveals a lot about them.”

— Elle Kennedy

249. “She giggles. “You say the word ‘people’ like it’s a disease.” “People are a disease,” I grumble.”

— Elle Kennedy

250. “When I sing, the world disappears. It’s just me and the music and a deep sense of tranquility that I’ve never been able to find anywhere else, no matter how hard I try.”

— Elle Kennedy