Top 280 Kim Harrison Quotes (2024 Update)
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151. “Dead Witch Walking is basically a modern-day witch living in Cincinnati.”

— Kim Harrison

152. “I can’t do easy anymore. It’s too hard on my soul.”

— Kim Harrison

153. “You need a new hobby, Rachel. Something other than nasty little men with visions of world domination.”

— Kim Harrison

154. “I do so like all-encompassing words. Verb, adjective, noun. Yes, you are shitted.”

— Kim Harrison

155. “She was the most private person I knew, not even telling herself what her feelings were until she found a logical reason to justify them.”

— Kim Harrison

156. “Immediately Trent went back to mowing down those cookies, slowing when he realized I was staring at him. What are we up to now? Ten?”

— Kim Harrison

157. “I’ve found that when I’m having trouble solidifying a character or a scene, that music will often free my subconscious just that last little bit to allow me to move forward, and often it’s in a direction that I didn’t expect, but is 100 percent true to the character.”

— Kim Harrison

158. “It’s said that the reason the elves and demons began their war is because of a broken alliance,” he said, the world-weary damage to his face making him look wise. “I’ve always found it to be true – that the best of friends make the bitterest of enemies. Elves and demons, forever fighting. Who is to say that demons weren’t the slaves of elves first?”

— Kim Harrison

159. “I never considered I might make a career out of writing as I was going to school, so when I did turn my attentions that way, I was very ill prepared, having only what I read as a guide, and no formal training whatsoever. I credit that very ignorance with a great deal of my success.”

— Kim Harrison

160. “Memories of ice and Trent surfaced, and I wrapped my arms around my middle. I had saved him, and he had saved me. What was wrong with us?”

— Kim Harrison

161. “I don’t want easy anymore. It’s worthless and the shine doesn’t last.”

— Kim Harrison

162. “I suddenly realized that a bunch of my friends needed babysitters and vowed to start screening my calls.”

— Kim Harrison

163. “Revenge is a tricky beast. Her claws face both ways. I don’t mind a few more scars. They’ll be unnoticed among the rest.”

— Kim Harrison

164. “Piscary killed people, but he didn’t have the concept of pity or remorse. It would be like telling a shark he was a bad fish and to stop eating people. But Trent? He knew he was doing wrong, and he did it anyway.”

— Kim Harrison

165. “If you don’t say it’s wrong, then you’re telling them you agree.”

— Kim Harrison

166. “I sat for a moment, figuring things out, then decided to stay there. If I was on the floor, I couldn’t fall down.”

— Kim Harrison

167. “Ivy rose to rinse the carafe. She leaned close to me, running the water to blur her words as she muttered, “What’s wrong with her? She’s crying over her tea.”

— Kim Harrison

168. “I am not going to live with regret for not having tried.”

— Kim Harrison

169. “My mother isn’t crazy. She simply has a harder time than most reconciling her reality with everyone else’s reality.”

— Kim Harrison

170. “Good Lord, I thought, squinting at the bright glare of a late-July morning. No wonder I slept through this. It was noisy with shrieking birds, and already hot.”

— Kim Harrison

171. “That’s all kids want to know – that you love them.”

— Kim Harrison

172. “Ms. Vampire Lady, you’re all wet.”

— Kim Harrison

173. “Without warning he had become witness to something that stretched back through the eons, ties both elastic and enduring, surpassing death, surpassing life. She was his child. It was as simple as that and that complex.”

— Kim Harrison

174. “Sheep are treated like sheep, users are used, and those who deserve more receive everything.”

— Kim Harrison

175. “See, this was why I liked coffee. You couldn’t screw up making coffee. Even the bad stuff was good.”

— Kim Harrison

176. “Try not to get enthralled, okay?”

— Kim Harrison

177. “Everything was going too well. Something had to be wrong.”

— Kim Harrison

178. “It had made me strong, but it had left me flawed.”

— Kim Harrison

179. “There is black. There is white. Gray is a cowardly excuse to mix our wants with our needs.”

— Kim Harrison

180. “You got canned. Outsourced. Pink-slipped. Handed your walking papers. Given the go light. Slipped on the banana. Served the dead slug.”

— Kim Harrison

181. “If you’re somewhere new every day, you feel no accountability. You don’t care who you hurt. You do what you want and damn the rest because you won’t be there for the fallout.”

— Kim Harrison

182. “So I’ve seen my boys do that a hundred times with the neighboring pixy girls. Give her their favorite seed and be too flustered to tell her what it was.”

— Kim Harrison

183. “You are pathetic, Rache,” Jenks said, and my eyes darted to the top of the rack and I saw him standing there, hands on his hips and frowning at me, his wings a silver blur. “Rachel and Trent, sitting in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G. No wait, it was a hospital room, and he had his hands on your ass and you had your tongue down his throat. I can see why you might be confused.”

— Kim Harrison

184. “I’m going back!” I shouted, standing to put some distance between us in case I was yanking her chain too hard and she came after me. “I’ll show him,” I said, waving an arm. “I’ll sneak in. I’ll steal his freaking glasses and mail them back to him in a freaking birthday card!”

— Kim Harrison

185. “I grew up reading SF in the 70s and 80s, and I like fast, thought-provoking plots that take you places in fully realized worlds.”

— Kim Harrison

186. “Jenks made a face as he levered himself up on the sill. “Much as I enjoy this horrific outpouring of estrogen, I’m going to go say good-bye to my wife. Let me know when you’re ready. I’ll be in the garden – probably next to the stink weed.”

— Kim Harrison

187. “You cannot thrash the person who makes you coffee. It’s a rule somewhere.”

— Kim Harrison

188. “We don’t forget, Rachel, and it’s not as if it was our ancestors who were betrayed. It was us.”

— Kim Harrison

189. “Al had tried to kill me. Okay, he’d tried to kill me a couple of times, but this last time I think he’d really meant it.”

— Kim Harrison

190. “All right, all right! Don’t lose your panties. No, wait. You don’t have any, do you?”

— Kim Harrison

191. “The world was going to change again. I should have worn nicer shoes.”

— Kim Harrison

192. “I really didn’t have a choice. It wasn’t as if Kotex made a pad for this kind of a thing.”

— Kim Harrison

193. “Happy endings were never handed out. You had to fight for them, earn them with bruised hearts and sacrifices. And I just couldn’t do it right now. It hurt too much when it fell apart.”

— Kim Harrison

194. “Listen to me, you broken-fanged, moss-wiped excuse for a back-drafted blood bag!” Jenks said, a silver-edged red dust slipping from him.”

— Kim Harrison

195. “Five trolls in a dra-a-a-a-ag,′ the four-inch man sang from my shoulder. ‘Four purple condoms, three French ticklers, two horny vamps and a succubus in the snow.”

— Kim Harrison

196. “Not everything was legal, but nothing was immoral, and that was my guide these days.”

— Kim Harrison

197. “She called it my purse of delight.”

— Kim Harrison

198. “When everything seems to impact everything and there’s no easy answer, I ask myself: Will this decision take me closer or farther from you? And then it’s so clear. Even if it doesn’t make sense at the time.”

— Kim Harrison

199. “I popped open the hard case and carefully put the so-ugly-they-could-work-as-birth-control glasses on.”

— Kim Harrison

200. “And L-M-N-O-P is not one letter, but five. It took me forever to figure that out.”

— Kim Harrison