Top 380 Jennifer Lynn Barnes Quotes (2025 Update)
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301. “Why was my grandfather, a Texas billionaire with a whole host of private chefs on call, eating at a hole-in-the-wall diner in a small Connecticut town that no one’s ever heard of?”

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302. “Each word the dead man said made this entire situation feel that much eerier. How much of what had happened since he’d died had he foreseen? Not just foreseen, but planned, moving us all around like pawns?”

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303. “A few months ago, she’d gotten a tattoo, a single word inked from wrist bone to wrist bone, just under the heel of her hand. SURVIVOR.”

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304. “You know what they say about baptisms and fire.”

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305. “Is it smash the patriarchy? I hope it’s smash the patriarchy.”

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306. “I moved on from Emily,” he said. “Gray didn’t. And I know in my soul that if he had, he could have loved you. He would have.”

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307. “Aching for them, I wondered who had made Skye so desperate to be the center of someone’s world that she couldn’t even love her own children, for fear they wouldn’t love her back enough.”

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308. “My psychic senses,” Max announced, “are now attuned to that picture, and I’m getting some pretty clear messages about communing and abs.”

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309. “This was a different Eve. Gone were the layers of self-protection, the vulnerability, the raw emotion – all of it. “You helped Blake abduct Toby, didn’t you?” I said, certainty washing over me like a wave of heat. “I wouldn’t have had to,” Eve replied, her tone smooth and hard, “if Toby had opened up. If he’d just agreed to bring me here. But he wouldn’t.”

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310. “Well then, Heiress.” Jameson stepped forward. Standing directly to my side, he brought his lips down to my ear and whispered, “Game on.”

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311. “Between the fire and a storm that night,” Alisa said, once she’d recovered, “Toby’s remains were never definitively found.”

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312. “Ik was zo sportief me maar een heel klein beetje te verkneukelen. ‘Wat is het toch heerlijk om de koningin te zijn.”

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313. “Mr. Hawthorne signed a document reaffirming his will yearly,” Alisa told me. “He never changed it, until you.” Until me. My entire body tingled, just thinking about it. “How long ago was that?” I asked. “Last year.” What could have happened to make Tobias Hawthorne decide that instead of leaving his entire fortune to charity, he was going to leave it to me? Maybe he knew my mother. Maybe he knew she died. Maybe he was sorry.”

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314. “I inadvertently overheard some things while my ear was casually pressed to this steel door.”

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315. “Where angels fear to tread, have your fun instead.” Rohan’s voice was almost musical, but there was something dark in his tone. A promise. One that Jameson suspected that men in Rohan’s position had been making for centuries. “But be warned: The house always wins.”

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316. “Even in the darkest of times, Xander was Xander. “You’re going to drop one of those on your foot,” I said. “That’s okay,” Xander responded cheerfully. “I have two feet!”

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317. “I knew better than to put any confidence in the assurances of good-looking guys.”

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318. “I was the glass ballerina or the knife.”

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319. “You say you care about Dean,” she told me, her voice low. “You say you want to help. This will help. I’d lie to you about a lot of things, Cassie, but helping Dean isn’t one of them. I wouldn’t do this for you, or for Michael, or even for Sloane. But I would waltz into hades and make nice with the devil himself for Dean, so either you put on the damn dress or you get the hell out of my way.”

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320. “Adopting my haughtiest look, I leaned toward my sister and raised my warm nuts high.”

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321. “Nothing has to matter unless you let it.”

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322. “If you want, Mystery Girl, you can start calling me Mystery Boy.” -Jameson.”

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323. “I use knowing things about people as an excuse to keep them from knowing me.”

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324. “Don’t you know by now, Heiress? I never get caught.”

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325. “Our minds have a way of tricking us into thinking we have two options when there are really seven.”

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326. “Did Jameson tell you that I killed her?”

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327. “Because this was our game – yours and mine – before it was anyone else’s. Because when you and I kiss, you feel it, the same way I do.”

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328. “Doesn’t Judd have a rule about you wearing lingerie in the kitchen?”

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329. “Heiress you wound me” Jameson looked better smirking than anyone had a right to look.”

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330. “The best way to keep intruders from breaking into a safe is to make sure they don’t even know it’s there.”

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331. “So take whatever time you need. Figure out how you feel. Figure out if Dean makes you feel the way I do, if he’ll ever let you in, and if you want him to, because the next time my lips touch yours, the next time your hands are buried in my hair – the only person you’re going to be thinking about is me.”

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332. “Your son,” I said, “impregnated an underage girl, then got physical with her when she had the audacity to be devastated at the realization that he’d just been using her to get close enough to make a move against Tobias Hawthorne.”

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333. “Ik kan natuurlijk wel zeggen dat je niet altijd boos op me kunt blijven, maar jou kennende zou je dat als een uitdaging zien. – Ivy.”

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334. “Do you trust me, Heiress?” Jameson had donned a leather jacket. He looked like trouble. The good kind.”

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335. “Libby’s on-again, off-again boyfriend – who had a fondness for punching walls and extolling his own virtues for not punching Libby.”

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336. “Where was his cheat sheet?”

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337. “Some people weren’t worth the breath it took to shoot them down.”

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338. “Identify the assumptions implicit in your own logic,” Grayson said, clearly citing a dictate he’d been taught. “Then negate them.”

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339. “What in the world had I done to attract the attention of the FBI?”

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340. “We noemen het “het introvertenbal”. – Libby.”

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341. “There was something intense in those words, in the expression on his face – like the boy who’d learned to see the world saw me.”

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342. “Grayson was looking at me differently now, like in all his travels, he’d never encountered anything quite like this. Like me.”

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343. “Four Hawthornes, four suits. Avery wore black.”

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344. “Who I am is less important than who I work for.”

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345. “Quite frankly, I thought that tools who lived in tool houses probably shouldn’t throw stones.”

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346. “He didn’t move, didn’t blink, wasn’t physically aggressive in any way, but he bled power, and he knew it.”

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347. “Sometimes,” he said, “when I’m in a social pickle, I like to ask myself, WWJAD?” I raised an eyebrow, and he explained. “What Would Jane Austen Do?”

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348. “Grayson wanted me safe, and I wasn’t.”

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349. “Before I could get the word daughter out, Grayson leaned his head down and crushed his lips to mine. He kissed me to save me from what I’d been about to say. For a small eternity, nothing in the world existed outside of that kiss. His lips. Mine. For show.”

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350. “It would be a shame,” Jameson commented, “if we were related.” He spared another smile for me, slow and sharp-edged. “Don’t you think?”

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