Top 140 Eve Langlais Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “Why would a girl like you have scars? Cut yourself shaving?” “More like slicing and dicing,” and making demonic julienne flesh fries. It should be noted that those who dared mark me no longer posed a threat.”

— Eve Langlais

102. “Forget the experimental drugs killing her, boredom would get her first. Breakfast eaten – lukewarm mush again, yay – teeth brushed – with the hem of her gown because the guards feared them making a shank out of toothbrushes, whatever that meant – she’d even finished her daily walk – a dozen turns around her tiny cell.”

— Eve Langlais

103. “I have to ask because I don’t understand why a grown man would want to own something that wouldn’t even double as a proper snack.” “Eat my dog and I will skin you and make you into boots.” Judging by the hard flint in his brother’s eyes, he meant it.”

— Eve Langlais

104. “I don’t suppose you molested me while I was all tied up?” That out-of-the-blue query had her mouth hanging open, and she blinked. “Are you for real?” “Totally. Want to touch me again and see?”

— Eve Langlais

105. “Careful, demon. I’ve shrunken heads bigger than yours.” Her pointed stare at the stop below his belt buckle had him growling.”

— Eve Langlais

106. “That doesn’t explain this weird nudity thing.” “Well, it’s not like we change shapes fully clothed.” “That can get awkward,” Hayder added. “A lioness in a G-string is a dangerous sight to see.” “Dangerous how?” Kira dared asked. “Because the Instagram pic I took of it got me pounced on by a trio of them, and they waxed me from head to toe.” Hayder shook his head, in rueful remembrance. Kira snickered. “I would have used Nair. It lasts longer.”

— Eve Langlais

107. “The sirens truly had no use for males other than their cocks and semen – the creamy kind, not the sailing kind.”

— Eve Langlais

108. “Hand-to-hand combat provided a great workout, but it wreaked havoc on my cleaning bill. Or if I get dirty enough, I could always go shopping. I’d stolen Daddy’s credit card again, to his delight, which meant I could go shopping until it screamed.”

— Eve Langlais

109. “Something about her roused his feline, and not in a hunt-the-bird-down-and-swallow-her-whole kind of way, but more like an I-want-to-lick-her-up-and-down fashion to see if he could ruffle her unflappable feathers.”

— Eve Langlais

110. “Here she dated the biggest manwhore in all of Hell, and she couldn’t get any action. Meanwhile, she was out of fresh and firm cucumbers. Don’t judge. Organic was all the craze these days, plus she was allergic to most rubbers and latex.”

— Eve Langlais

111. “And you’re sane?” He couldn’t help but chuckle. “I guess that depends on who you ask.” “I mean, you don’t feel an urge to throw yourself off the cliff? Claw out your own eyes? Choke yourself? Jab needles in your ears?” As her list went on and one, his eyes widened until with her, “Have an urge to eat brains?”, he halted her. “Slow down, sweetheart. If you’re asking if I have any suicidal, homicidal, or cannibalistic desires currently on my mind, then the answer is no.”

— Eve Langlais

112. “I’m coming with you.” Auric moved to a cabinet against the wall. When he opened it, I almost clapped my hands in glee, for my handsome suitor had almost as many cool toys as I did. Swords, knives, guns, and, yes, even a flamethrower. I could feel another piece of my heart swinging in his direction, and I had to stifle an urge to throw my arms around him and kiss him silly.”

— Eve Langlais

113. “A warrior’s most precious gift to society, after his skills and prowess, is his ability to pass on his greatness. As if we’d risk having future generations of virile perfection exposed to injury.”

— Eve Langlais

114. “I don’t suppose you recall anyone ever telling you that you’re crazy as a loon.” “Would you stop with the bird names?” “No.” “You suck.” “Any time.” She glared. “Not everything is grounds for sexual innuendo.” “That’s because you lack man-spective.”

— Eve Langlais

115. “If fate meant for her to live a life alone, then so be it. There was always ice cream and Netflix to fall back on.”

— Eve Langlais

116. “I thought you hated the beach because the sand gets in your unmentionables and you scream like a little girl when slimy things like fish or seaweed touch you.” “I do hate those things.”

— Eve Langlais

117. “But more seriously, we snakes get a bad rep. Just because people are scared of us doesn’t make us inherently bad. I’d like to think I’m a decent guy who just happens to have been born with a cool ability.”

— Eve Langlais

118. “I needed a shower with my detachable sprayer. In my opinion, every girl should have one for her cleansing pleasure.”

— Eve Langlais

119. “We want to mark you to show the world you belong to us. If anyone’s a slave, it’s us for wanting to give you the moon.”

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120. “The last time the firemen came to the house, they said the only thing I was allowed to cook from here on out was cereal with milk.” Nothing could have stopped his chuckle. “Well then, I guess you’d better leave if you’re expecting sustenance.” “I’m sure I could find something else to eat.” She practically purred the words in his ear. Surely that unmanly “eep” didn’t come from him?”

— Eve Langlais

121. “Don’t you have something better to do right now, like chase after that polar bear dude or find that toilet paper your kind are so fond of?” She loved how his lips turned into a grin. “Only the softest for my sweet cheeks.”

— Eve Langlais

122. “What do you mean you’ve found something more precious than treasure?” And Tren replied, “If you repeat this, I’ll deny it then kill you, but in truth, the greatest treasure of all, the most priceless thing I own, is the love of my mate. Without her, I am nothing. She is the sum of my universe. The reason I plot and kill. She is the most precious thing I can ever hope to possess and the only thing worthy of my life or attention.”

— Eve Langlais

123. “I gave you an order to protect the package.” “And I did. I’m holding it in my hand.” “I meant Stacey.” “Package implies non-living creature. Not a woman.”

— Eve Langlais

124. “My people might not have the word ‘love’ in their vocabulary, but even without that word, this is how I feel. You are mine. And in return, I belong to you. I would cross the universe to be with you and die a painful death to protect you. The thought of being without you causes fear where fear was never known. When you smile, I can do anything. When you cry, I would fight the world to make it stop. What is this, then, if not this love you seem to speak about.”

— Eve Langlais

125. “Bad as it made him, Chris wanted to ditch the serious Asian dude and follow the hot female. Wrong move. He knew that. Doubly wrong, given she was already freakn’ married, but dammit, having gotten a second whiff and then a brief touch, everything in him clamored – and howled – for him to hunt her down and make her his. The whining of his wolf in his head wasn’t necessary for him to know for a fact she belonged with him. Ours. His wolf seemed happy he’d finally gotten the memo. Finding.”

— Eve Langlais

126. “House of pleasure, how may I orally please you?” she purred, recognizing the number.”

— Eve Langlais

127. “If it takes a war to get my mate back, then bring it on. I am coming for her. And when I do, you and anyone else in my way will die.”

— Eve Langlais

128. “Something dropped from above the door onto the nurse, something lunged at her from the floor, and amidst the screaming – lots of it comparing the twins to satanic imps escaped from hell – Melanie laughed. “There’s my good boys. Come see Mama.”

— Eve Langlais

129. “Your father is going to be livid.” “Very.” “You know his policy of not fraternizing with what he considers outsiders.” “I know his policy very well, even if he’s not one to follow it.” “You know his views on keeping the bloodline pure.” Acat’s teeth shone in the darkness. “I do.” “But you don’t give a damn.” “The gods have spoken.” Chaob.”

— Eve Langlais

130. “Thanks. Hey, before I go, how’s the romance coming with that vampire, what’s his name?” “Vlad? I staked him. He was going to cheat on me and break my heart.” Sasha shrugged. “I broke his first.” Never screw around with a psychic. Especially not murderous ones.”

— Eve Langlais

131. “I told you. I need answers from you.” “So instead of asking me” – he waved a hand around the room – “you came up with this brilliant plan.” He didn’t bother to hide his mocking. “I had to improvise.”

— Eve Langlais

132. “Don’t forget to grab some groceries too while you’re out then. I’d hate for us to go hungry. I wouldn’t mind some sausage, long and thick for me sink my teeth in. A nice juicy hunk of meat, the kind that you can slap between some toasted, yet soft in the middle buns. Ooh and some popsicles. I do so love to suck on them when I’m hot. And cream, lots of cream.” She managed not to grin as his eyes went slightly out of focus at her innuendos. Alejandro.”

— Eve Langlais

133. “So if we go through with this, how do we choose a victim?” “Victim?” His brows arched. “Well, aren’t you going to kill him after for having been with me?” It was what I’d do. Don’t judge.”

— Eve Langlais

134. “There’s only one spot I want to be.” Between her thighs and in her heart.”

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135. “Dating takes too much time. I wanted you. I took you. You’re mine.” She shivered. Women’s lib could say what it wanted. Being claimed by a sexy male still held loads of seductive charm.”

— Eve Langlais

136. “You were playing in the road?” “Road, sidewalk, does it really matter? What’s more important is, if I can’t play inside, and I can’t play outside, where is a girl supposed to play?” Upstairs, eleventh floor, condo unit 1101. His bedroom had plenty of room. Of course the sport he pictured didn’t involve any props. Nor did it include any clothes. But telling her she could play with him naked probably wasn’t the answer she looked for.”

— Eve Langlais

137. “The antihistamines she took failed her. Her nose twitched. She sniffed. It tickled more. She tried to hold it in. Tried to – Epic fail. Achoo! It came out of nowhere, a massive sneeze that rocked her whole body. Whilst in its grip, her finger tightened on the trigger of the gun and caused a second explosion, not of the nasal variety. Bang! Oh dear.”

— Eve Langlais

138. “Who are you?” “Constantine Xavier Boudreaux.” She blinked. “Wow, that’s a mouthful.” Only too late did she realize how that sounded, and judging by the grin stretching his lips, so did he. “More than a mouthful, and handful.”

— Eve Langlais

139. “Bad wolf. Stop baiting the human.”

— Eve Langlais

140. “Monsters?” Lucinda’s eyes brightened. “Can I have one?” For once I wasn’t the one yelling, “no!” But I did roll my eyes when my precious darling burst into tears, forcing David and Auric to hasten to reassure her that she could get a new pet fish when we got home.”

— Eve Langlais

141. “You can call me Remy, but, when I get your thighs around my neck, feel free to call me God. It totally pisses Lucifer’s brother off, which means brownie points for me.”

— Eve Langlais

142. “You jerk. Why must you keep doing things like that?” “Like what?” “Things that show you care and value me. How am I supposed to hate you?”

— Eve Langlais

143. “But next time, mind groping me a little more? No one’s ever going to believe we’re madly passionate about each other with your hands not even grabbing my ass. I mean, seriously. You’ll have to do better.”

— Eve Langlais

144. “In Clint’s arms, Josie discovered what the kiss of a man should feel like. Fire: unadulterated, skin-scorching, tummy twisting, panty wetting fire. He kissed her as if she were the most desirable woman in existence. He devoured her lips as if they were the most decadent treat imaginable. And when he pressed her against the hardness of his desire – for me – she mewled in want.”

— Eve Langlais

145. “You microchipped me like a dog?” he bellowed, and quite indignantly, too. So she popped her head out to add, “And you might have gotten a few shots to ensure you were germ-free, too, while you were passed out. You’ll be glad to know you’re protected from every known disease to man and dragon now, including ticks and fleas.”

— Eve Langlais