Top 280 Kate Stewart Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “Karma and all of her friends, especially humility, came and made it known, a man is only as worthy as his last act.”

— Kate Stewart

152. “Those boys, pretty as they are, I think might have the devil inside them.”

— Kate Stewart

153. “Har, har. And you think you’re so easy to deal with?” “Non. I’m the devil you chose.” “And who am I?” “You’re the angel who constantly stabs me in the ass with my own pitchfork.”

— Kate Stewart

154. “Because the life I truly want doesn’t have a thing to do with perfection. It’s the farthest thing from safe, and the man I want is anything but gentle.” And.”

— Kate Stewart

155. “Clearly, cider gives me a drunken British pirate accent when I’ve had too much of it, or I’ve been watching too much BBC.”

— Kate Stewart

156. “How did I not see this? How could I not have seen this incredible man for what he is? In a matter of life-altering hours, Theo has just become the most irresistible man I’ve ever known. If I’m completely honest, I’ve been falling for him, in pieces, since the night we met.”

— Kate Stewart

157. “Sleep, prince,” I say softly, biting my lips as my hot tears pelt his face. I lace my fingers with Dominic’s and close my eyes. “I’ll find you again. I’ll find you in my dreams. We’ll have so many rainy days. I’ll find you –.”

— Kate Stewart

158. “I bred the most masochistic of romantic hearts, which resulted in my illness.”

— Kate Stewart

159. “I knew enough to fall in love, I felt enough to stay in love, but I wanted more of him and always would.”

— Kate Stewart

160. “With sleeves rolled up a few inches on his forearms, it’s easy to surmise both arms are covered in ink. What appears to be bold black feather tips peak along the side of his neck. He’s the gasp-worthy blond in contrast to Easton’s breath-stealing tall, dark, and strikingly handsome.”

— Kate Stewart

161. “Standing at the entrance of the seedy bar is the most lethal and beautiful of devils, and he’s brought hell with him, the summoned flames dancing in his eyes.”

— Kate Stewart

162. “I’ve got you, Pup.”

— Kate Stewart

163. “That was the thing about musicians that I envied most. They could bleed at the top of their lungs for a few hours a day on stage, pouring out their hearts, hurts, or anger into the crowd, and they were worshiped for it. It was not such an epic affair when your emotions bleed into everyday life and have an overabundance of them bubbling to the surface.”

— Kate Stewart

164. “I want to grow old laughing with you, Harper. I’ve never loved anyone so much in my life. No one can leave me like you do. No woman could or will ever be you.”

— Kate Stewart

165. “In my daydreams, the man had been larger than life. In reality, he consumed me entirely.”

— Kate Stewart

166. “This isn’t a game,” I whisper hoarsely. He sobers, pulling back slightly so I can clearly see the look in his eyes. “No, it’s not. You punched a hole in my goddamned chest in Seattle, only to leave me in the dark to try and figure out how to fill it.”

— Kate Stewart

167. “You might be trouble. But you’re still more. A lot more.”

— Kate Stewart

168. “I might’ve fallen slowly, but I just landed impossibly deep.”

— Kate Stewart

169. “It’s fear that’s going to keep us angry, keep us confused, keep us penniless.”

— Kate Stewart

170. “You finally get it together enough to get over them – live without them – and bam, they show up on your doorstep expecting you to feel the same way. My momma always said, ‘Don’t ever count on a man to realize his wrongs on your emotional timeline ’cause men always take way longer to come around and deal with their feelings. They’re emotionally stunted.”

— Kate Stewart

171. “Have I ever told you what your father said the minute I placed you in his arms?” She doesn’t wait for me to answer as Dad rasps out a low, “Addie.” “He said, ‘I’ve found the perfect love.”

— Kate Stewart

172. “When I was six-years-old I was gifted with a best friend who later turned into my soul mate.”

— Kate Stewart

173. “That’s the truth,” I add, “people don’t want the brutal truth in love stories anymore, but that, there,” I gesture at the screen, “is the brutal, ugly truth.”

— Kate Stewart

174. “I hate that I love the way he kisses me. It’s possession and now bordering on obsession, and it’s not what I’m supposed to feel.”

— Kate Stewart

175. “Now time?” “It’s the only measure of time that matters. Time itself is just an invisible line, a measure people made up, right? You know that. And while it’s good for reference, it’s also a major stress trigger, because you’re letting it control you.”

— Kate Stewart

176. “If I wasn’t studying the distinctions between them daily, I would sometimes think they are the same person. But in a lot of aspects, they’re night and day, dark cloud and golden sun.”

— Kate Stewart

177. “There was love. There were a lot of things.” “And then?” “We crashed.”

— Kate Stewart

178. “If I was going down, I was going to make damn sure he went with me.”

— Kate Stewart

179. “I spent the first few days with his earbuds in, immersed in sensory overload. I finally had to tuck them away in my desk, having decided anyone who listens to music while emotionally compromised is a masochist. It’s utter agony knowing my mind now associates certain songs with a man forever trapped in a place and time I don’t want to outlive.”

— Kate Stewart

180. “That you’re high up in an organization of backroads’ misfits who do bad deeds to carry out good ones.” I’m not at all surprised when my answer is silence.”

— Kate Stewart

181. “I have not truly lived until this moment, being in love, with her.”

— Kate Stewart

182. “That may be the truth for some, but I still believe in Prince Charming,” Christy declares, “no matter what brutes you are to me.” “As you should,” Mom chimes in, “but just know, the picture in your head might not match your reality. There are very few men worth the hell they put you through. So be very careful about who you give your heart and body to. They might eventually take more than you can handle.”

— Kate Stewart

183. “A mouthwatering combination of fire and water.”

— Kate Stewart

184. “And while his fingers explored, his eyes stayed on mine, filling the silence, and in them I saw the piece of me that he took.”

— Kate Stewart

185. “These two men have flipped my world, made colors more vivid, made sounds sweeter, made the world as a whole more bearable.”

— Kate Stewart

186. “I’m keeping my love story, not because it included both martyr and sacrifice, or because it’s the story I wanted, it’s because I would never rewrite it. And I would live it all over again just for the chance to sing with him.”

— Kate Stewart

187. “From my experience, the minute I accept love, accept happiness, it gets snatched away from me in life-altering ways.”

— Kate Stewart

188. “I wasn’t an outcast in school, I just was the one everyone waved to while walking down the hall before they reached someone more important.”

— Kate Stewart

189. “Love will make you a complete idiot, and I’m no less guilty of being a slave to it than any other woman.”

— Kate Stewart

190. “I miss him. Why do I miss him? I’m right here, Stella.”

— Kate Stewart

191. “Tyler’s words the day we met come into mind. “Crazy where a day can take you, huh? That’s nothing unusual around here.”

— Kate Stewart

192. “Who brought you home?” “Just a local.” “Ah, does he have a name?” “He does. Friend.”

— Kate Stewart

193. “Other dreams of rainy days and nights filled with flips of pages and old nineties flicks, of cheddar popcorn and lavender scented blankets, of lightning and thunder and the fast pants and moans between the streak in the sky and the ground rattling boom that follows.”

— Kate Stewart

194. “Just remember when you’re yelling, you’re hurt. And whoever hurt you probably loves you just as much.”

— Kate Stewart

195. “He didn’t show up on a white horse declaring that she hops on before he gallops away. No, this prince got off his horse, fell on his ass, and stumbled in the mud with her until she could mount her own stallion. And then, in one last act of bravery, he gently trotted beside her into the unknown.”

— Kate Stewart

196. “Serena has no idea how lucky she is to have someone willing to brave the cold to ensure she’s warm – to open the impossible pickle jar, carry the bulk of the heavy load. Little things men do to care for their women. Things that are taken for granted over time by those in a relationship.”

— Kate Stewart

197. “When it gets hurt, it has a tendency to self-sabotage.”

— Kate Stewart

198. “I’ve bore witness to two prime examples that there are good men left in the world. Loyal men. Faithful men. Though thieves they may be because they’ve stolen my heart.”

— Kate Stewart

199. “But in the spirit of full disclosure, you should know that every time I look at you, Cecelia, I want your attention, your lips, your tongue, your body. You have infected me with your sickness, and now I’m an addict too.”

— Kate Stewart

200. “Satisfied with the look I plan to neuter Easton Crowne in, I grab the small clutch which matches the red soles of my heels before tucking in my phone and travel wallet.”

— Kate Stewart