Top 500 Jennifer L. Armentrout Quotes (2026 Update)
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351. “Daemon arched a brow. “You don’t wanna play, Barf, because we can do that nifty freeze thing and play, right here and now.” Oh, for the love of backwoods babies everywhere, this wasn’t necessary. I wrapped my fingers around Daemon’s tense arm. “Come on,” I whispered.”

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

352. “You know, I can’t decide if I want to punch him in the face or have his babies...”

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353. “No shame. If I died from blood loss, at least I’d die getting to look at whatever was underneath that shirt. I was a horrible person.”

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354. “Love in my world usually ended up with someone hearing “I smite thee!” as she was cursed to be some lame flower for the rest of her life.”

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

355. “Your sarcasm and general assholeness are not necessary,” Apollo remarked casually. I grinned at him. “I don’t think ‘assholeness’ is a word.”

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

356. “What does waiting do? None of us are promised a tomorrow... We don’t always get a later.” He kissed my temple again, then pulled back, his eyes finding mine. “I’m done living like we do.”

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357. “Once I got home, though, and saw several packages on my front porch, all the crap from the day disappeared. A few had smiley faces on them. Squealing, I grabbed the boxes. Books were inside – new release books I’d preordered weeks ago.”

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358. “Life was really too short and twisted to hold grudges, especially over something she truly had no control over.”

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359. “She’s not going anywhere anytime soon. Dawson knocked her into next week, I think.”

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360. “Gods were like possums. You could go your whole life without seeing one, but once you found one of them, you found the whole freaky family.”

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361. “I feel like an epic fail right now. Like I’m the captain of my own personal failboat.”

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362. “I stared at him, torn between wanting to laugh and to punch him in the face.”

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363. “Now, I bought us a movie to watch, the one that has sparkly vampires in it.”

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364. “You make me care about things I never cared about before. You make me think. You make me warm.”

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365. “And if he poked me in the back with a pen one more freaking time, I was going to throw him in front of an Arum.”

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366. “Some things could be forgiven. Some things couldn’t.”

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367. “Daemon snatched the yellow packages from my hands. “Oh! Books! You have books!” I laughed as several people waiting in line looked over their shoulders. “Hand them over.” He clutched them to his chest, making moony eyes. “My life is now complete.”

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368. “She lowered her voice as if she were sharing a secret. “I think you do like Archer, and you just don’t want to admit that you’re in the beginning stages of a bromance to end all bromances.”

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369. “I dare a lot more than that.” Roth’s skin seemed to thin his face becoming sharp angles.“I will not stand for one hair on her head to be harmed. If you want her, you’re going to have to come through me.”

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370. “He lowered his head until his mouth was above mine, so close I could taste his minty breath.”

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371. “Did you just hit the childproof locks on me?”

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372. “I just never thought I’d get to see how beautiful you’d become.”

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373. “Resistance is futile, Kitten.” “So is your charm.”

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374. “A gray leather couch was against the wall. Above it was a giant framed photo of One Direction.”

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375. “Lena: I swore half the money I made waitressing at Joanna’s went to buying books instead of filling my savings account, but I couldn’t help myself.”

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376. “He was distracting, but a zombie could eat my brains before I’d admit that.”

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377. “Cayman cocked his head to the side. “When is there ever a right time to fully give your heart to another? There are always going to be obstacles. You just have to decide which ones are worth it.”

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378. “There were always choices. I’d made a string of bad ones myself. At least I could admit that.”

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379. “You’d get jealous if she hugged a tree,” Archer tossed out.”

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380. “What can I say? I cleaned up nicely.”

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381. “I’m not leaving. No way in hell,” Cole said, eyes flashing, “am I leaving you again.”

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382. “The tears that rushed to my eyes threatened to spill forth and I was seconds from crying as if I’d watched a marathon of Hallmark movies.”

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383. “Forever was my heartbeat and it was the hope tomorrow held.”

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384. “Kaidan’s like the embodiment of lust.”

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385. “Because I know.” Daemon appeared in front of me, eyes narrowed. He thumped his hand off his chest, directly above his heart. “Because I know what I feel in here. And I’m not the type of person to run from anything, no matter how hard it is. I’d rather face-plant against a brick wall than live for the rest of my life wondering what could’ve been. And you know what? I don’t think you were the type to run either. Maybe I was wrong.”

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386. “You need to stop the Lilin, but the only thing you’ve really accomplished is the loss of your virginity. Still, I suppose congratulations are in order. It is a milestone, after all. Please pass my good tidings to the Prince.”

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387. “I don’t think you have the ability to be completely quiet. Ever.”

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388. “Daemon was a total babe, but he was stab-worthy, which at times zeroed out the babe part. Not always, though.”

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389. “You’re going to have to get to know me better before you taste my cake.”

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390. “Blake eyed me curiously, but it was Archer who planted a hand on my shoulder, guiding me forward so I wasn’t behind them, like I was going to stab them in there backs with my invisible knife.”

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391. “You burn bright, to me at least, and I know you could handle it, but the last thing I want is your light to be tainted by something so dark.”

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392. “His jeans were zipped but unbuttoned, and they hung indecently low – like, so low, they had to be held up by alien superpowers. He had those muscles on either side of his hips, the kind that formed indents. I didn’t even know what they were called, but boy, oh boy, did he ever have them. There was a faint dusting of hair that disappeared below the jeans.”

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393. “Okay, you’re prone to moments of great dickdom, but you’re not that bad.”

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394. “My brows rose. “You want your jeans off?” She pressed her cheek against my chest and tapped my leg once. I guessed that was drunk Morse code for yes.”

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395. “Arum: But where will your arrogance be when we absorb your powers? Daemon: In the same place as my foot. You know, as in up your ass.”

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396. “I got you,” Roth, said, propping me up. “Always.” Always. The word bounced around inside me like a Ping-Pong ball.”

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397. “I just had no idea I could collect so much crap while living in a dorm.”

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398. “Trust me, I don’t want to be doing this either. But bitching about it isn’t going to make it any easier.”

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399. “Only a handful of minutes ago, I’d seen the outline of her pass in front of the windows. Sadly, she was completely clothed.”

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400. “It stole my soul, laid claim to me in a way I didn’t know was possible. It reached down inside me, doing more than building a fire. There was hope in that kiss. There was a promise of more, of redemption. Of salvation.”

— Jennifer L. Armentrout