Top 80 Karen Lynch Quotes (2024 Update)
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51. “Are you being nice because I was sick?” His chest rumbled. “Yes, but don’t worry. I’m sure you’ll give me more reasons to yell soon enough.” I smiled because he was probably right. After.”

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52. “Why didn’t I break the bond? What was I waiting for?”

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53. “I’ll tell you something else; males don’t get worked up like that over a casual friendship.” Her eyes took on a knowing gleam. “Miss Grey, I do believe you’ve been keeping secrets. Those must be some training sessions.”

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54. “When you keep to yourself, people will fill in the details about your life themselves.”

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55. “And they must work out a lot. Nice butts. I mean before they went all furry. But don’t tell them I said that.”

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56. “High school sounds like a rather perilous place.” “You.”

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57. “Roland reached over to take my hand. “You can’t possibly be evil no matter what you are. I think evil is a choice and you choose to be good. In fact, your demon is probably dormant because you are too good for it.”

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58. “I stared at my uncle and faerie friend talking as if it was an everyday occurrence, and I started to understand how Alice had felt down the rabbit hole.”

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59. “Aren’t you going to yell at me or something?” He shrugged without looking up from his sandwich. “Will it make you tell me what you were doing today?” “No.” “Then why don’t we just have a pleasant meal instead?” I.”

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60. “If I was you,” I whispered in her ear, “I’d be less worried about whether or not a girl beat up my boyfriend and more concerned about why my boyfriend wasn’t with me instead.”

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61. “The only problem with so many books was choosing one.”

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62. “Nikolas made a sound deep in his chest, and everyone but Tristan and I took a step back. I came up short and narrowed my eyes at him. “Did you just growl at me?”

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63. “You’re not alone,” Hamid said into my ear as a needle pricked my arm. “I’ll stay with you as long as you need me.”

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64. “My watcher stood in front of the lighthouse, arms folded and a shuttered expression on his face. When I faced him, he moved slightly and I saw the set of his jaw and the stormy stare that I was starting to think he reserved just for me. Lucky girl.”

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65. “What?” Roland croaked. “That... that’s impossible.” “I don’t think Sara knows that word.”

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66. “My breath caught. I whirled around, and there he was, standing like a vengeful angel between us and the woods.”

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67. “I could command hellhounds, but I could not stand up to a teenage girl when she got it into her head that I needed a party outfit.”

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68. “Then he showed me how to position the bow and aim. His warm breath on the back of my neck was more than a little distracting, and I had trouble paying attention to his instructions. That was probably why my bolt missed the target by a good three feet. He.”

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69. “I am so not in Kansas anymore.”

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70. “I will walk my sweet little cousin out,” Chris announced. He came up behind me to tug on my hair and laughed when I smacked his hand away. “Just trying to make up for all the years I missed out on.” “Before.”

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71. “Nikolas found me walking by the river, and as soon as I saw him, I realized I’d been waiting for him to come for me. Watching him approach, I felt a moment of brilliant clarity and the world fell away until there was only him. Last night when my world fell apart, it was Nikolas I clung to, him I needed. I didn’t know if my feelings for him had grown deeper because of the night in his apartment or if I was finally seeing what had been there all along. I love him.”

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72. “Sara Grey, you’ve owned my heart from the moment I met you. My body and soul are yours if you’ll have them.” Tears filled my eyes. “Yes, if it means forever with you.” Nikolas.”

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73. “And you still make me want to tie your ass to a chair to keep you out of trouble.” “Ha, you can try.” He.”

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74. “I told you, there is nothing going on between us. He’s my trainer and that is all.” She laid her food and water on my nightstand and sat on the bed again. “Uh-huh. That’s why he threw himself over you like a living shield.” I.”

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75. “My thoughts flew back to his kisses, and I put a hand to my mouth absently. His mouth quirked as if he knew exactly what I was thinking, and I pulled my gaze from his before my face burst into flames. Jordan threw a rope of garland at me. “Am I going to have to take a water hose to you two again?” I.”

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76. “Nikolas has been as surly as that wyvern of yours since you left, and it doesn’t take much to set him off.”

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77. “He is helping me, even if I do still feel like clobbering him half the time.” He.”

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78. “Coughing, I turned my face into his chest to keep from drowning in the onslaught. A minute later, a deep rumbling started in his chest and I pulled away when I realized he was laughing. “I’m glad you’re enjoying yourself,” I grumbled, still upset about how close I’d come to stripping in front of him and everyone else. “Immensely.”

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79. “Sara,” he said in a strained voice as he touched his forehead to mine. I sat very still, battling the onslaught of emotions that threatened to push my heart from my chest. “Yell at me. Tell me to go,” he whispered.”

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80. “I was pretty confident you could hold your own against him.” Until he kissed me.”

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81. “I looked from Tristan to Nikolas. “I have to do faerie training and Mohiri training?” “We’ll pick it up where we left off,” Nikolas said with a gleam in his eyes. Chris chuckled and winked at me. “I smell payback.” “You.”

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82. “I think she’s gotten bossy since she came here,” Chris said to Nikolas in a stage whisper. “What have you been teaching her?” Nikolas.”

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83. “I’d fought to protect Nate from monsters, but I forgot they came in human form too.”

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84. “Gah! Two months ago I was running from vampires and rescuing trolls, and now I was reduced to obsessing about some guy’s moods. It figured that I had to find out I was immortal only to start behaving like a normal teenage girl. I was sure there was some great irony in this and someday I’d laugh at it, but I was too annoyed with myself to look for it now. God, do not let me turn into one of those girls. I.”

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85. “Seamus and Niall were so identical that I doubted even their mother could tell them apart. They were the same size with bright green eyes, spiky red hair, and boyishly handsome faces. Right now they sported identical smirks. “Now.”

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