Top 160 K.F. Breene Quotes (2025 Update)
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51. “You’re magical – be magical. God didn’t intend for you to hide what you are. Find a place that makes you happy, and live true to yourself.”

— K.F. Breene

52. “Yes. It is something flying. Either it is small and near, or large and far away.” I nodded, because yes, that was how perspective worked.”

— K.F. Breene

53. “We can’t go down and kill all at once, and then pass out from fatigue. That loses battles.”

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54. “Who has two thumbs and brought a gun to a magic fight? This girl!”

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55. “None of us are fully comfortable with ourselves – there are always going to be things you don’t like. Ghosts and insecurities, dark places. The trick is finding someone who is as comfortable with your dark side as you are with theirs. The trick is not to change someone to fit you, but to find someone with whom you don’t have to change.”

— K.F. Breene

56. “You can call him whatever you like. I’ll call him by his name, and if he doesn’t like that, I’ll call him a ballbag fuckbumper. I’ll let it be his choice.”

— K.F. Breene

57. “Mental note: green light for shooting Darius in the leg to prevent sexy times and possibly fall under his enchanting vampire spell.”

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58. “Men often think they know what’s best for women, when in reality they rarely even know what’s best for themselves.”

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59. “What a fart-box-licking piece of crap,” Daisy spat, and I couldn’t do more than stare. She’d managed a really foul cutdown without any technically bad words.”

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60. “He’s not playing with a full deck of cards. The magic returned his strength and prowess, but there is only so much magic can do for the mind. That vampire only has one oar in the water, so to speak.”

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61. “Do you want to be dominated, Finley? Your animal certainly does.”

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62. “She has a job. Haunting the house. That’s why she wasn’t concerned about my bringing a ghost home. Our house is already ruled by a poltergeist. No other entity would dare invade her territory.”

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63. “There are two types of fools. The one who delivers the message, and the one who believes it.”

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64. “Since my dad died, I’m not used to relying on anyone.” “I care about that, and later I would love to talk about it in length, but right now I am not interested in excuses.”

— K.F. Breene

65. “I can hear you breathing,” someone taunted from above in a raspy voice. “Dude, don’t be that guy,” I said, not looking up. “No one likes the creepy guy.” Footsteps.”

— K.F. Breene

66. “Your first impulse is to run. But I know that you’ll eventually find your way back if I’m patient. The time it takes for you to return gets shorter and shorter, and soon you’ll stop running.”

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67. “Life felt better when you enjoyed the positive instead of lingering on the negative.”

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68. “The other half of him was lost to shadow, much like the other half of her soul.”

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69. “A pounding ache filled Kieran’s middle, threatening to derail him. One set of emotions was missing from his Six. One complex weave of feelings had fallen away, leaving a void.”

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70. “Shanti is already in the thick of it. She’s still alive, and from what I can tell, she’s fighting in the dirty, underhanded way only she could make glamorous.”

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71. “I am solely yours, mon ange, for all eternity, echoed from Darius’s mind as he skidded across the ground. I loved when he called me his angel, a sentiment that was hard to hang on to just now. You are my sanctuary. My soul. Your mother would be proud, echoed from Callie. She loved you so much. Is this the part where I’m supposed to think things to help her? Dizzy asked himself.”

— K.F. Breene

72. “Penelope Bristol, I am your mother. You should know that I do not have an ounce of normal in my body.”

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73. “It is a hard thing, eating crow, but women are a forgiving breed. If you are patient enough, you would be surprised what they will talk themselves back into.”

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74. “Never trust someone high on life. They aren’t in touch with reality.”

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75. “Really? You didn’t see me?” Bria pushed the door open, her head turned toward a departing Zorn. “You didn’t notice me coming up the walkway before you shut the door in my face? Oh yeah, keep walking. See how that works out for you tonight. Those handcuffs aren’t going to unlock themselves.”

— K.F. Breene

76. “Is that guy okay?” someone with a young-sounding voice asked. “Yes. He’s just suffering from a momentary case of idiocy. Soon he’ll think with his brain instead of his shriveled nut sack.”

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77. “Sometimes, you seem so naive, almost useless, in your approach. Other times, like now, you are truly eye-opening, Reagan Somerset. It’s like beholding a goddess. I almost can’t believe you’ve touched down in the world of mortals.”

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78. “They’re like women,” Jack said. “They stare at you flatly, reading you, judging you. If you are worthy, they will allow you to pet them, but only on their terms and only when they’re in the mood. Treat them well, though, and they’ll give you all the love you can handle, sometimes with a little painful nibble to keep things interesting.”

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79. “It isn’t fair to profit from people who don’t have the money to pay when there are lives on the line. Living shouldn’t come with a price tag.”

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80. “Oh, and she has learned a new swear word. It starts with “c”, is predominately used on women in an extremely derogatory way. She thinks it is hilarious. Watch yourself.”

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81. “Callie handed me a strange-looking brooch fashioned to look like a big beetle with a lion’s head. “Never wear that in my presence,” Darius said. “Keep it out of sight.” He’d get it pinned to his back when he wasn’t looking so everyone would laugh at him, that was what he’d get. “Will.”

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82. “The struggle of life defines you. You are not a pampered pet; you are a savage hunter.”

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83. “You are my heart, little dragon. Guard yourself well, because in so doing, you guard the most precious part of me.”

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84. “I’m crazy?” I asked. “You started it! You started it, and I plan on finishing it. That’s just responsible fighting. That’s what a mother does, finishes things. Then tidies up. Trash can, unmarked grave, whatever. Garbage goes where I put it, and that’s that.”

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85. “It was the “I’m not happy, and despite the fact that my face is showing no discernible expression, someone will die” tone.”

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86. “He took to her hard, giving her what she needed, matching her fight to overcome the memories of her past and those she lost. And also to claim her, because she was his. This was it. With their power, and their actions – he was done chasing.”

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87. “But love still mystifies and daunts us. We think we need it, but it has the ability to make us miserable. We put cultural constraints around it, like you can only be with one person, or you marry one person and you are stuck with them for life, but it all seems to be aimed at taming the wild beast that is love, when love obviously can’t be tamed.”

— K.F. Breene

88. “Together they looked like they would burn the world down and laugh in the ashes.”

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89. “Fear is different than cowardice, though. Fear keeps us sharp. Fear is what creates courage. It’s okay to be afraid. It’s healthy. The danger is when you feel nothing at all.”

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90. “I’m a naked chick and you’re a creepy dude. Your reaction is pretty standard.” He.”

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91. “Well, didn’t you find yourself a handsome young man. Congratulations. Just remember, they don’t come trained. You have to do that yourself.”

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92. “As a leader he was much too serious by half, a trait she’d seen diminish even the best leaders’ abilities.”

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93. “People don’t mysteriously go missing around him, do they?” “It’s never mysterious,” Niamh answered. “They leave so they don’t have to listen to him.”

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94. “Women don’t say no to me, Alexis,” he said, his tone smooth and decadent, like rich chocolate. “They say please.”

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95. “Teenagers were the absolute worst. It was like an alien had come to earth one day, picked up my loving boy, and replaced him with a stinky, hairy mutant. Someone should’ve warned me.”

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96. “You read too much.” “Is there such a thing?” “You daydream too much, then.”

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97. “How was I supposed to relate to the man when he didn’t speak in movie quotes?”

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98. “There is no before you. There is no after. There is only you. Always.”

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99. “I wanted to focus on what was right about this version of myself, like the way I’d learned to take life a little slower and enjoy each moment. Like my appreciation for people’s differences, and for beauty found in unlikely places. For my friendships, new and old. I wanted it to be okay that I wasn’t worried about beauty anymore, or worried about looking young. I just wanted to look like me, however me looked in any given year.”

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100. “The doorbell rang before she could get to hair and makeup. She answered to Kate and Jasmine arguing about the best way to get to her house, even though it was already too late since they were, in fact, at her house. “Hey, Kris.” Jasmine.”

— K.F. Breene