Top 500 Jennifer L. Armentrout Quotes (2025 Update)
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351. “I don’t think you have the ability to be completely quiet. Ever.”

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

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

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

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

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

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

356. “You’re okay,” Kat breathed out as she broke free, limping around the side of the table. “I’ve been so worried.” Archer pulled his long legs off the table and rose. A second later, he enveloped Kat in a hug. “I told you to stay where you were. But oh no, you didn’t listen.” He looked over her head at me. “I totally told her to stay.” Luc scowled. “Why didn’t I get a hug?”

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357. “I couldn’t help but ask myself if I was doing the smart thing. I wasn’t, but sometimes the smart thing wasn’t the same thing as the right thing.”

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358. “Biting can be a lot of fun, but only when it’s appropriate. And that wasn’t appropriate.”

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359. “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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360. “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

361. “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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362. “I don’t know how to make you better. I wish I did, but please stay with me. I need you, and I can’t lose you. Not now. Not ever.”

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363. “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.”

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

364. “When Archer spoke in an awed whisper, he confirmed my suspicion. “That’s crazy insane, like completely senseless, but it might work.” Daemon sent him a killer look. “Gee, why don’t you go ahead and tell them what I’m thinking.” “Oh, no.” Archer waved his hand dismissively. “I don’t want to steal your thunder.” “I think you already did, so –.”

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

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367. “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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368. “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.”

— Jennifer L. Armentrout

369. “Him pushing me away had nothing to do with Alex or with me. It was because of him, because of how he believed he deserved nothing more than punishment.”

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

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371. “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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372. “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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373. “Oh God, I was head over heels, drowning underwater, in love with Ren- with Renald Owens. I was in love with a dude whose real name was Renald.”

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

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

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

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377. “Sometimes we make mistakes. Sometimes we let people down even though we really don’t want to.”

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

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379. “She probably had her nose stuck in a book, living in a pretend fantasy world while I was actually out there living in the real fantasy world.”

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380. “Archer sighed. But Luc just smiled brightly up at me. “Are we going to have this argument again?” He glanced at a stone-faced Archer. “Because I like it when you two get into it. It’s like watching a mom and dad have a marital disagreement. I feel like I need to go hide in a bedroom or something to make it more authentic. Maybe slam a door shut or –.”

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381. “The thing was, Colton was confident and self-assured, maybe even a little cocky, but he wasn’t arrogant. He was like a unicorn.”

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

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383. “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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384. “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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385. “I don’t expect a normal life. I just expect a life with you.”

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386. “You don’t have something smartass you want to add?”

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

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388. “If only he really knew how messy my head was sometimes. That attack last night? Just the tip of a Titanic-sized fuckedup iceberg.”

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389. “The little ball went up, then down, then up in his palm. My inner golden retriever couldn’t look away.”

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390. “His hands slid around my head, pulling me back to his mouth. There was a cracking sound in the house. A fissure of electricity shot through the room. Something smoked. I didn’t care.”

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391. “His dinner included three hamburgers and two orders of fries. I had no idea where those calories went. To his ego, maybe?”

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392. “He hadn’t left, and apparently, Seth was a cuddler.”

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

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394. “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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395. “You’re stuck,′ I whispered.”

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396. “It wasn’t like there was an alien hiding under the table, moving crap around for fun.”

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397. “Or do I need to repeat myself for a third time? It’s okay. I like to hear myself talk.”

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398. “Tink appeared in the open door again, his wings rapidly moving, and in his hands he held a... slingshot? Oh sweet baby Jesus take the wheel. Where did he get a slingshot? Off of Amazon? That didn’t matter. The brownie had taken the time to paint his face. One half was red, the other blue. He looked like he wandered off the set of Braveheart. I mouthed the word no at him.”

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399. “I had loved him since the moment he’d taken the pudding from me. When my father had announced on Dez’s eighteenth birthday that he supported a match between us, I’d never been happier than I was in that moment. I was young. And stupid. When Dez had disappeared the very next day, I experienced a heartache that I thought would swallow me whole and never spit me out. He’d been more than a crush. He had been my best friend, my confidant and my world.”

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400. “You’re not going to try to be her best friend foreva the moment you walk out of this house?”

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