Top 380 Jeaniene Frost Quotes (2024 Update)
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351. “To my husband, for accepting without judging, loving without conditions, laughing instead of getting angry, and thinking of others before yourself. I’m the lucky one.”

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352. “Most people who’d had three brushes with death – one involving a ghoul – would be scared into a very cooperative state. Tammy appeared to be channeling her inner Paris Hilton instead.”

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353. “I am a vampire,” I said, and backed away from the ledge.”

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354. “No matter what I think about this, Leila, you’re my daughter, so you are not walking down that aisle alone.”

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355. “Besides, easy is overrated compared to you in all your spectacular, mercurial, enigmatic glory.”

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356. “The last ghouls I’d met had tried to eat me, and not in the romantic way.”

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357. “Ian tended to take a death threat as a challenge, a joke, or an aphrodisiac.”

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358. “Bones snorted. “Let her? Mate, if you think you can control a woman, you must be single.”

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359. “Vlad looked mildly affronted. “I’m twice as old and twice as capable.”

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360. “Kira had a warrior’s spirit inside her sleek, feminine frame, for true valor was best revealed when defeat was inevitable.”

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361. “Modern tip,” Ashael said in a genial tone. “Never compare black people to chocolate. That got old decades ago.”

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362. “One of my favorite things about supernatural fiction is its vast array of creatures.”

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363. “Bones snorted. “Why didn’t it occur to them that they were doing something so appalling, if they were caught, they’d be executed on the spot? It’s not my fault that vampires have a fairer form of punishment for rapists than humans do.”

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364. “Winston poltergeisted my panties, that’s what!” I.”

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365. “I might look as average as the next person but I had a few secrets up my sleeves. And lots of knives of course.”

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366. “Why did he have to be so gorgeous? Why did he have to stand so close, and why did I still love him so much?”

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367. “If anyone’s under a spell, Justina, it’s me. Your daughter put one on me five years ago, and I haven’t broken free of it yet. Oh, and you’ll be delighted to know, we’ve decided to resume our relationship. Don’t bother with congratulations – trust me, your expression is congratulations enough.”

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368. “Does no one think to warn people before they meet me?” Vlad muttered, shooting an irritable look at Mencheres.”

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369. “We are not helpless... Many times in our lives we’ve been powerless, but not this night. Right now we have the power to choose the manner in which we die. If you have been a master of nothing else in all your days, you are now a master of this moment. And I for one am going to give such an answer to this insult that others will dearly regret not being by my side to see it!”

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370. “Don’t bother getting me anything. You’re all I want.”

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371. “I decided it was the perfect place to be if you wanted to go crazy but had a limited amount of time to do it in.”

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372. “I’m not afraid of the grave; I was born half in it.”

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373. “You said I am her,” I argued, not liking the feeling of being denied. “Begin the copulation!”

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374. “All I felt was how tightly he held me, how his power sparked against my skin, and how he kissed me with delicate savageness, as if he sensed my turmoil and sought to turn it into raw need instead.”

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375. “I understand what you’re saying. I do, and you’re right. You’re not some fragile little thing that needs coddling, but just like you couldn’t stop yourself from overreacting and coating me in your aura before, I can’t see you in pain and not try to ease it. It doesn’t mean that I think you’re less of a badass vampire or even less of a man. It means that I love you.”

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376. “He’s as dead as my virginity.”

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377. “It should upset you more that I lived in a world that forced me to hide what I was,” I replied. “I was born different, but that doesn’t mean I was born wrong. No one is. What’s wrong are the laws that make people like me hide what we are because others are too bigoted or too afraid to let us live in peace.”

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378. “Stopping the bad guys would be hard, yet sometimes, making a relationship between two strong-willed people work seemed like an equally challenging goal. Of course, if Bones had a meek personality and I could easily bulldoze over him, I wouldn’t love him like I did. The same unyielding determination that frustrated me now was what had drawn me to Bones in the first place. He’d said much the same thing about me once. Guess we were both masochists in addition to being stubborn.”

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379. “Who came up with the password Quasimodo?” Spade muttered as he got out of his car. “Hello, Spade,” I called out, shaking the debris off the rake I’d made from thin strips of metal and a truck axle. Spade stared up at me, revulsion and disbelief competing on his handsome face. “Lucifer’s hairy ball sack. You’ve become a Morlock.”

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380. “He only grinned, still basking in the unfamiliar yet wondrous sensations she brought out in him. Yes, she was fantasizing about ripping both of her weapons through his heart while he was feeling things he’d only heard of before, but who said romance was perfect?”

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381. “You might not be the easiest person, but who is? Besides, easy is overrated compared to you in all your spectacular, mercurial, enigmatic glory.”

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382. “You should be glad of it,” Ian said at once. “Saves you worlds of trouble. I’ve had enemies cause me less stress, and that’s on a good day of being with her.”

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383. “Can’t hear myself bloomin’ think.”

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384. “True friends came in all forms, even transparent ones.”

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385. “Fear can make people do terrible things, even to the ones they love,” Ian replied in a softer tone. “You know that. You just can’t bring yourself to admit it when it comes to Tenoch. Makes you feel disloyal, and that’s just the beginning. When you realize it was Tenoch who was wrong, not you, you have to confront the fact that you stuffed half of yourself into a cage merely to appease the fears of a man who should have loved you unconditionally because that is a parent’s bloody job.”

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386. “Kitten, I only thought I was living before I met you,” he said hoarsely. “I didn’t know I was only half alive. You’ll love me until the day you die? I’ll love you forever.”

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387. “You’ve got a delusional sense of optimism, you know that?”

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