Top 180 Kelly Moran Quotes (2025 Update)
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151. “Besides, if they continued where they left off, Faith would finish reading the book and Alec would be snoring next to her.”

— Kelly Moran

152. “He would’ve sworn the woman was a reincarnation of Holly Golightly, but this wasn’t a Capote novel, no matter her resemblance to Hepburn.”

— Kelly Moran

153. “When a guy says something like that, take it at face value. Long enough.”

— Kelly Moran

154. “As it was, she never wanted to leave her bed because it meant seeing him when she fell asleep.”

— Kelly Moran

155. “Summer-damn-Quinn saw the world as if it was a painting waiting to be created. I only saw her.”

— Kelly Moran

156. “The thought of seeing him had left her a tangled jumble of basket case, complete with a straight jacket for accessory.”

— Kelly Moran

157. “Ever make toast? The act of browning bread. Apply butter or maybe jam afterward. Once finished, you can’t unmake it. You can’t change it back to bread. That’s what love is. Toast.”

— Kelly Moran

158. “I’m too old for wanderlust and games. It was time to come home.”

— Kelly Moran

159. “I can’t tell if you reciting Newton’s first Law of Physics is the hottest thing to date or if it makes you more intimidating.”

— Kelly Moran

160. “I don’t consider flirting a competitive sport.”

— Kelly Moran

161. “It was uncanny, really. The women were, like, four-hundred and fifty-five to none in matchmaking stats.”

— Kelly Moran

162. “Comprehension became a distant memory from days of yore when attraction was something he could reign.”

— Kelly Moran

163. “Her grin leveled kingdoms.”

— Kelly Moran

164. “Every single red-blooded male she’d encountered since puberty turned into a tongue-tied, struck-stupid, card-carrying member of the idiot club in her presence.”

— Kelly Moran

165. “Kindness hadn’t been a huge part of his existence.”

— Kelly Moran

166. “It was a memory so embedded, it was a part of her DNA. This was the exact reason why she’d never married or found a long-term partner after him. Because no one else could reach her where it hurt in order to heal what he’d done. And here he was, back again, making an old wound bleed.”

— Kelly Moran

167. “He’d tossed sentiment out on its ear years ago. Survival 101.”

— Kelly Moran

168. “She rolled her eyes. Out loud.”

— Kelly Moran

169. “Please don’t spontaneously break out into Christmas carols.”

— Kelly Moran

170. “There he stood, shrouded in past regrets, today’s fears, and last night’s clothes.”

— Kelly Moran

171. “She’d ignored him. Hard as she could.”

— Kelly Moran

172. “It had been a meticulous sanction, an effort of painstaking mindset to the contrary, but he’d gone and made her care.”

— Kelly Moran

173. “Love should never be left to its own devices.”

— Kelly Moran

174. “He was so brilliant he should punch his own face.”

— Kelly Moran

175. “Seriously, it was a day’s labor to look in her eyes. Crystalline irises that darkened to turquoise around the edges. Poseidon couldn’t have scoured the sea and come up with a more potent color.”

— Kelly Moran

176. “I’m experiencing some jacked-up version of magical PTSD.”

— Kelly Moran

177. “You’re the type of woman to go into battle with, not against.”

— Kelly Moran

178. “Giving a manicure to a rabid raccoon was easier than getting a straight answer from her.”

— Kelly Moran

179. “Twenty-five years, and it still felt like yesterday he’d ripped her heart out of her chest. While it had still been beating.”

— Kelly Moran

180. “She needed to beat up something. A lot.”

— Kelly Moran

181. “Time didn’t just heal. It could also inflict damage.”

— Kelly Moran