Top 180 Kelly Moran Quotes (2025 Update)
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101. “Hunter versus prey, and the look in his eyes told her, in no uncertain terms, eating her alive was a distinct possibility.”

— Kelly Moran

102. “Her sudden grin depleted some of his brain cells. She was evil like that.”

— Kelly Moran

103. “He’d be quoting Yeats any moment now if he kept up this nonsense.”

— Kelly Moran

104. “She was both strikingly gorgeous and completely natural, and her perceptive eyes said she was not afraid to wield said power over a man.”

— Kelly Moran

105. “The time has come. I know you, and now you will know me. Ever Yours.”

— Kelly Moran

106. “He looked longingly out the window at the towering skyline of New York City and thought about jumping. It would hurt less than following orders.”

— Kelly Moran

107. “We all have our handicaps. You’re not mine.”

— Kelly Moran

108. “At least that left hope for him. Except “Beauty and the Geek” wasn’t exactly the proper translation of the popular fairy tale.”

— Kelly Moran

109. “She was supposed to be my salvation, and though she wouldn’t be my ruin, the loss was going to thrust my life right back to what started my downward spiral in the first place.”

— Kelly Moran

110. “Give him Bigfoot with an AK-47, a room full of sugar-induced five-year-olds, or any supermodel on the circuit in a little black dress playing a private game of cops and robbers with his fly, and he’d be fine. Wouldn’t break a sweat. But, put him within fifty feet of Maddie Freemont? He turned into a tongue-tied, forgot-his-own-name, card-carrying member of the idiot brigade.”

— Kelly Moran

111. “He used his soothing tone reserved for cray-cray animals.”

— Kelly Moran

112. “She had platonic all but tattooed on her forehead.”

— Kelly Moran

113. “He couldn’t grab reality if he attempted the task with both hands.”

— Kelly Moran

114. “Something unspoken passed between them, a sensation she couldn’t describe in words.”

— Kelly Moran

115. “He bit back a weary sigh and tried to remember strangling her would solve squat.”

— Kelly Moran

116. “When a person sees someone attractive to them, their eyes dilate twenty percent. Their brain floods with dopamine, which makes them happy. Thus, they believe it’s love. That’s a medical fact. Love doesn’t exist.”

— Kelly Moran

117. “The algorithms in his hard drive scrambled and his coding short-circuited. Like she’d downloaded a virus right into his system, he got feverishly hot.”

— Kelly Moran

118. “That dress was designed to be a kill switch for rational thought.”

— Kelly Moran

119. “I’d tell you not to swoon, but he’d catch you, so never mind.”

— Kelly Moran

120. “If this was what caring about someone was like, what the hell was he supposed to do? Because he couldn’t handle it, couldn’t live like this.”

— Kelly Moran

121. “Maybe because, for the first time in all these years, you looked at me as more than your friend.”

— Kelly Moran

122. “I’m still the same guy you knew five minutes ago.”

— Kelly Moran

123. “To me, love was something a person gave up a piece of themselves for and never walked away from.”

— Kelly Moran

124. “Her mother and memory lapses were BFFs.”

— Kelly Moran

125. “She had yet to actually call him by his real name. The psychologist in him had all kinds of theories as to why. The man in him wanted to hear her say it. Just once.”

— Kelly Moran

126. “She could never be anything but the best 7 days of my life.”

— Kelly Moran

127. “He was going to need God Almighty to come down from On High to explain this one.”

— Kelly Moran

128. “That. That right there was exactly how the slippery slope into Humiliation-ville began.”

— Kelly Moran

129. “He didn’t know what was hotter, her Star Wars reference or the breathiness with which she spoke it.”

— Kelly Moran

130. “You keep looking at me like that and we won’t make it through dinner. I’ll take you right there on that counter. No doubt you’d taste better.”

— Kelly Moran

131. “Just about every available female – and some unavailable – seemed to think the way to his heart was through his blood sugar levels.”

— Kelly Moran

132. “He’d bet his right nut her skin would taste as good as it smelled.”

— Kelly Moran

133. “God. He was an eye-gasm if she ever saw one.”

— Kelly Moran

134. “Considering she’d conjured him, she supposed he should be drool-worthy. After all, he was the closest thing to a long term relationship she’d ever had, despite him totally being a figment.”

— Kelly Moran

135. “People tend to pay attention to the guy who shouts and ignore the one who whispers.”

— Kelly Moran

136. “Damn, her mouth was a weapon.”

— Kelly Moran

137. “Son of a nutcracker.”

— Kelly Moran

138. “One shouldn’t live in the past, Parker. You’ll smack into something in the present looking backward and not get a clear view of your future. Trust me.”

— Kelly Moran

139. “And today she looked at him in a way she had yet to before. With acceptance. With affection.”

— Kelly Moran

140. “After the kiss, he said he’d been wanting to do it for a long time. I wonder how long.” From the first second I saw you.”

— Kelly Moran

141. “New hair and clothes don’t change ugly.”

— Kelly Moran

142. “If the gods of Gorgeousness and Charm and Sexiness had a threesome, Jason Burkwell would’ve been the resulting love child.”

— Kelly Moran

143. “One would think he’d become a Master Jedi at it by now, but alas, “no” was not in his Webster.”

— Kelly Moran

144. “You are no star, Gabby. You’re the sky. The rest of us are just circling your orbit.”

— Kelly Moran

145. “She was thinking of doing a little Cuervo therapy.”

— Kelly Moran

146. “Popcorn, chocolate, coffee, ice cream, and pizza. The five food groups. Health nuts are going to feel stupid one day, dying of nothing.”

— Kelly Moran

147. “He’d never need a camera to remember this, and damn if he ever wanted anyone but him to see her like she was at this moment.”

— Kelly Moran

148. “The next thing Faith knew, she was standing in a lingerie store having an uncomfortable stare down with a mannequin wearing a blue thong. “This is a bad idea.”

— Kelly Moran

149. “When my assistant strolled into my office one idle Tuesday morning, I had no way of knowing this would be the moment everything changed. A series of dominoes tipping with a clack, all leading to an unexpected and crazy end. One I fear I won’t ever recover from.”

— Kelly Moran

150. “Yes, best friend of mine. I am the famous photographer you’ve admired for years, and the man who’s admired you.”

— Kelly Moran