Top 80 Karen Lynch Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “Loving someone means putting your heart in their hands and trusting them to keep it safe.”

— Karen Lynch

2. “Just remember that even during a storm, the sun is shining. You may not see it, but it is always there above the clouds, waiting to warm you again.” I.”

— Karen Lynch

3. “For the first time since I entered the woods with Michael, I felt sheltered and warm. Westhorne was supposed to be my refuge, but tonight had shattered that illusion and opened my eyes to the truth. The only time I felt truly safe was with Nikolas.”

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4. “You and I both know that people see only what they want to see and believe what they want to believe. But just because a person chooses to not believe something, doesn’t mean it’s not real.”

— Karen Lynch

5. “I’m going home. I can’t do this anymore.” “Can’t do what?” he asked, his voice harsh. “Love you,” I said so softly it was little more than a breath. A.”

— Karen Lynch

6. “And I will say that you are without a doubt the biggest pain in the butt I’ve ever met.” I couldn’t hold back my smirk. “The biggest pain, really?” He grinned back. “Yes, but I do like a challenge.”

— Karen Lynch

7. “After this, he’d probably try to lock me in my room forever, and I wouldn’t be surprised if Nate helped him. My lips curved into a small smile. They could try. Oh.”

— Karen Lynch

8. “Letting someone get that close to you only opens you up to more pain when they are gone.”

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9. “The world isn’t evil, even if there are bad things in it.”

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10. “Compassion and kindness are powers unto themselves if wielded correctly.”

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11. “What do you think, demon? I asked it as I drifted deeper into sleep. You ready to make some other friends? It could have been my imagination, but I swear it said, No.”

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12. “You don’t have to stay with me. The healer said I’m fine.” “I’m sorry for yelling at you.” My jaw dropped. Did I hear that right? Did Nikolas just apologize to me? “I.”

— Karen Lynch

13. “After what seemed like forever, the flames subsided and all I could feel was the warmth of a hand encasing mine where it lay on the covers. There was comfort and safety in the touch, and I reached for it instinctively until the strong fingers entwined with mine. I sighed as the nightmares were banished, and I sank at last into a deep healing sleep.”

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14. “Our eyes met, and the look in his took my breath away. I’d seen Nikolas angry plenty of times, but that was nothing compared to the unbridled fury I saw in him now. I knew Nikolas the man, but it was the demon warrior who stood before me, and the demon was raging.”

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15. “My eyes moved over his sensual lips, and all I could think about was what it would be like to taste them. Shocked by my sudden boldness, I raised my eyes to his and was lost in their smoky depths. Something tugged at my chest, a vaguely familiar sensation that drew me toward him. I read the intention in his eyes before they lowered to my mouth. Then I forgot how to breathe.”

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16. “Maybe not having me around was actually making him a better person. Wow. Now that was a depressing thought.”

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17. “What? You think vampires are messy?” I scoffed as I passed him. “Try tangling with the homecoming queen.”

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18. “My fear was swept aside by an overwhelming need to comfort him, and I wriggled my arms free to wrap them around his waist. “Hey, it’s okay. I’m here,” I whispered, rubbing my hands against his back. My own traitorous heart sped up at his nearness, and I could not help thinking about the last time I touched him.”

— Karen Lynch

19. “And because I am a gentleman I am very glad I am not enamored of you.” My eyebrows rose. “Why?” He chuckled. “Because then I would have to fight Nikolas Danshov for you and I like my head right where it is.”

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20. “You are one of the most willful people I’ve ever met, and it would take a lot more than a demon to control you.” His mouth curved into a smile, and I felt an answering warmth in my belly. “That I know from experience.” “Are.”

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21. “But just because a person chooses to not believe something, that doesn’t mean it’s not real.”

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22. “The savage beauty in his face stole my breath as he pulled his blade from the vampire on the ground and pivoted to meet the female’s second attack. Half demon or not, at that moment he was the most glorious thing I had ever seen. The.”

— Karen Lynch

23. “Hanging out with her was like having a friend with multiple personalities; you never knew who was going to show up next.”

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24. “All right, let’s – ” Tristan looked at something outside the barn and froze, his hand tightening on my arm. What now? I peered around him, not sure what I’d find. I saw Terrence, Josh, Seamus, and Niall standing to one side and Olivia, Mark, Callum, and Jordan to the other. Between them stood Nikolas. My stomach fluttered wildly at seeing him for the first time since the kiss.”

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25. “The doorbell rang, making me and Roland jump. Nikolas opened the door to admit Chris whose good-natured smile did not falter even when he saw our grim faces. Then he saw Remy. I didn’t think I had ever seen someone’s eyes go that round before. Roland shoved a glass of Nate’s whiskey into Chris’s hand while Nikolas brought him up to speed on all he had missed.”

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26. “In the words of my mentor: it was time to go all Fae on their demon asses. “Get.”

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27. “I think warriors gossip more than the girls at my old high school.” Sahir’s.”

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28. “This is the first time I’ve encountered a vampire and didn’t need a shower or medical attention after. I think my luck is improving.” She looked down at her ruined top and made a face. “I wish my clothes could say the same. Hanging with you is a blast, but it’s murder on my wardrobe.” “Sorry.”

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29. “I’m pretty sure my linguine was delicious, but it was hard to think of food with Nikolas sitting across from me. His eyes smoldered in the candle light, and I kept catching myself staring at his mouth.”

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30. “I think I have better odds of marrying a Fae prince than finding another job in this city.”

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31. “Welcome back, little one. And if you worry us like that again, I will lock you up myself for the next fifty years.” “Get in line,” Nikolas muttered. Great, all I needed was another male in my life who thought he knew what was best for me. I didn’t know whether to scowl at the pair of them or be amazed that they were in agreement on something. Unfortunately, with my penchant for attracting trouble, I’d probably see how serious their threats were sooner rather than later.”

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32. “Well, you did call me a danger magnet once.” A small smile hovered at the corners of his mouth. “I believe I said disaster magnet.” “The kark incident could hardly be called a disaster, so I think my luck is improving.” “Maybe.”

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33. “He broke the kiss and let out a ragged breath. “You were supposed to stay with me.” I smiled at him, barely aware of the rain drenching us. “You didn’t need my help, and someone had to save Chris’s ass. Again.” He.”

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34. “Poor Chris. He didn’t seem like a bad sort, and he was going to develop a complex if he kept losing me. “You’re.”

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35. “Sara is not going in there unprotected.” Ah, now there’s the old Nikolas I know and – I let the thought die a quick death. “She’s just a child, Nikolas.” He.”

— Karen Lynch

36. “Compassion and kindness are powers unto themselves if wielded correctly. Look at these beasts – they will serve no other master now. Yusri al-Hawwash will not be happy to lose two valuable servants along with his cargo.”

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37. “Heat flooded my face, as well as a few other places, when I looked down at my legs wrapped around Nikolas’s waist like a monkey. I lifted my eyes to his and caught him smiling like a man who was very pleased with himself. His hands slid down my back to cradle my bottom, their heat seeping through my wet jeans. My body grew so warm despite my wet clothes that I was sure there had to be steam coming off me. His.”

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38. “He gave a small shrug. “You and I both know that people see only what they want to see and believe what they want to believe.”

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39. “Sara, hi. It’s Samson Long. We met at the party last weekend.” “Um, hi,” I replied, trying to hide my shock. How on earth did he get my number? “I hope you don’t mind. I got your number from Roland. He said it was cool.” Note to self: kill best friend. “No, it’s fine.” Samson.”

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40. “His eyes locked with mine, and my breath caught at the raw longing and hope swirling in their gray depths. “You love me?” he asked hoarsely. Two hot tears ran down my face. “Yes.” His mouth claimed mine with a fierce tenderness that made my heart want to explode in my chest.”

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41. “Nikolas’s commanding voice rang across the short distance between us and sent tendrils of warmth through my frozen limbs. He was here. He’d asked me to trust him and swore to keep me safe, and he had come for me. No matter what happened now, I knew my trust had not been misplaced, and I felt a small flare of happiness in spite of my dire situation. Eli.”

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42. “Much better. Now, I don’t suppose any of you know how my hellhounds ended up here.” One of the twins gaped at me. “Your hellhounds?” I patted one of the huge heads. “Do they look like they belong to someone else?”

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43. “Shhh, don’t cry. A gentle wave of warm energy came through the bond at the same time that Nikolas’s fingers closed around mine. Then you better hurry up and get better, because I’m a bit of a basket case right now. His lips twitched slightly at one corner. I’d heal a lot faster if I could hold my mate. He didn’t have to ask me twice. I climbed in beside him and curled against his side with my cheek resting above his heart so I could hear every precious beat.”

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44. “I’d faced vampires and a pack of crocotta, but put me in front of a cute boy and I had no idea what to do. Samson.”

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45. “At least no one could ever accuse us of being dull,” Jordan quipped. “Besides, Nikolas will be here. How much trouble could we get into?” Everyone but Jordan and I burst out laughing. Chris smirked at Tristan. “You might want to think about sending a unit here for backup.” Tristan nodded. “You may be right.” I.”

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46. “Hello, I said before I realized how stupid that sounded. You did not talk to the demon in your head. Yeah, because having a demon in your head is so normal. They have hospitals for this kind of thing.”

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47. “It’s no wonder he’s so arrogant with the way everyone here worships him.” “Ha! I dare you to say that to him.” I gave her a small smile. “Wouldn’t be the first time.” She.”

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48. “I pulled the power back to me until my hands grew hot again. The pain lanced through me but I barely felt it past the anger building inside me. I sent power shooting back through the baby with the force of a lightning strike. That much energy could stop a heart completely but there was nothing to lose now.”

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49. “We’ve both seen bonded couples and how stormy their courtships were in the beginning. If my new cousin is half as stubborn as you, I expect fireworks – and not the good kind.”

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50. “The thing about Roland is that it’s really hard to resist his laughter. “Feel better?” he asked when we’d both finally stopped cracking up. “Yes.” I wiped my eyes. “You’re an ass.” “But you love me anyway.”

— Karen Lynch