Top 300 Kresley Cole Quotes (2026 Update)
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201. “I informed him that when you eat one of those cuppy containers of flan, you are in heaven and smile for the rest of the day.”

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202. “Your blood’s black. It’s like mine. I’ll always be inside you.”

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203. “He’d given her his word – when he was soused and under duress from needing to tup her – but still his.”

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204. “This is rich.” Tymur’s eyes reddened with satisfaction. “The scourge of the Lore paired with a mortal? You could have no greater liability. So difficult to keep this species alive.”

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205. “Let’s just put it this way: I don’t think I’ll be able to twerk my way out of this. – – Don’t know what twerk means, Melanthe. –.”

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206. “Take it out, then.”

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207. “I rose and turned to go. Over my shoulder, I said, “Go to hell, Aric.” “Already here, wife.”

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208. “Carrowicus much drunkicus or Hot-assicus in my greedy handsicus.”

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209. “I’ll consider myself lucky, my elusive girl, once you consider yourself taken. Every man has a weakness; you are mine. I’ve accepted that. Now you must accept me.”

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210. “The vampire who made her toes curl with his accented, old-fashioned phrasings. “Be my dear.”

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211. “Uh-huh,” she said. He was beginning to recognize that was her way of indicating untruth.”

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212. “Power is where you find it, where you seize it, how you wield it.”

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213. “If you ever doan like where you are, open a book, and it’ll take you somewhere else. It’s a kind of magic, cher.”

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214. “It somehow seemed right that he’d never loved before her. That she simply was the emotion for him, the two equaling each other.”

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215. “She wanted to purr – because apparently central casting had just sent down the consummate virile warlord.”

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216. “Like the vampire Lothaire, the Enemy of Old, with his white-blond hair and eerily sinister hotness.”

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217. “Those years ago when I was down in that basement, I wish I had known that on the other side of the world, there was a bold little girl fighting for her pride. And that she would come into my life one day to make it brighter.”

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218. “This game is a hell we’ve all been damned into. It’s designed to madden us. The most intelligent Arcana ever to play is called the Fool. The one who least wanted to kill was named Death. And you, Empress, rule over nothing!”

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219. “It felt bizarre to be ignored in general, much less by an embodiment of Aidan – who used to stare at her so hard that he’d run into trees.”

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220. “Watch your step, little witch. You doona wish to anger one such as me.”

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221. “I-I need a shower,” she blurted, scrambling away from him. He raised his brows. “I’m in need of one myself. And we like to conserve water around here.”

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222. “He grinned down at her, that half-grin that made her heart twist, then slowly rocked forward to fill her. “Tell yourself that, Valkyrie.” He leaned down to catch her gasp with his lips. “As much as you like.”

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223. “He grasped my hand. “Let’s take this off.” He gently drew the ring from my finger, like a reverse engagement. A nullification. But I let him. He set it beside the pallet. “Be with me,” he said, his accent thickening. “Stay with me.” He nipped my bottom lip, as exciting and sexy as he’d ever been. “Let’s stop regretting and start living.” With a breathless nod, I allowed myself to fall under his spell. I gave myself up to it, to him.”

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224. “Point taken. Thank you for explaining these things to me. Please continue to do so in the future.” “I.”

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225. “Admit it: you Photoshopped your carnates.”

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226. “The little doll’s got teeth, Cajun.”

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227. “He swallowed. “Have you no modesty?” Never in his life had he encountered a female so quick to be naked. Of course, he’d never in his life encountered a female who should so utterly be naked at any chance.”

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228. “Over the last year, I have thrown myself and every other available woman at that man. But he turned this” – she waved at her spectacular figure – “down. Repeatedly. Pickiest guy ever. Yet now he can’t take his eyes off his new ‘date’. You’ve beaten out millions. Tell me, was it as simple as swallowing?” I snapped my gaze to her. “I met him fifteen minutes ago.” Jessica nodded. “In those fifteen minutes, did you happen to swallow?”

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229. “Oh, God, my poison! I didn’t know you then! Had no idea what you would come to mean to me!”

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230. “One love fated. One love endless.”

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231. “I’ll shoot you.” “At your bluidy leisure.” MacRieve’s beast was already stirring. “Let’s do this –.”

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232. “I was transfixed – even as she was choking the life out of me.” “Really?” “No, I saw that character on X-Men. I just wanted to commiserate. Alas, I have no weaknesses.”

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233. “Your little sis is quite a boss. And she’s totally in love with a Vrekener.”

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234. “Mari was what was known as an underachiever, which even an underachiever knew was sociology code for “overfailer.” She was famous in the Lore for the simple fact that one day she might be worth being famous. All hype-no substance. That was Mari.”

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235. “Bowe had already returned to the scotch. “And how’d that go?” “Poorly. Now she believes I’m a liar. Probably because I lied to her.”

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236. “Is there no’ always? It’s called blue ballocks. Mayhap you’ve forgotten what it’s like to be in your teens –.”

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237. “Hark! Hear this tale, the legend of Aidan the Fierce and Reginleit the Radiant One, a pair of lovers both bound and cursed by fate.”

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238. “Centuries ago, you told me that you were born for me, and I for you. You told me you’d convince me of that one day. You have.” Through his caring. And his patience and generosity. His selfless protection. “Damn.”

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239. “Before you were my enemy, you were my best friend.”

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240. “I was pretty sure I’d just been grinding this man’s face while deep-throating him.”

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241. “Maybe when we got up on the bridge I’d jump, Last of the Mohicans their asses!”

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242. “Look at you.” He gazed down at me as if staggered by what he found in his arms. “I carry my greatest treasure.” Irresistible.”

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243. “When I’d gotten older, she’d taught me to read on my own, telling me, “If you ever doan like where you are, open a book, and it’ll take you somewhere else. It’s a kind of magic, cher.” I.”

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244. “How can you be so sure about me?” He leveled his spellbinding gaze on my face. “When you’ve been in the dark as long as I have, moy angel, there is no mistaking the light.”

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245. “Natalya’s lips quirked. “You’re glowing like a Lite-Brite.” “Shut it, fairy.”

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246. “We’re going to be together. And have terrible, terrible little children.”

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247. “At fifty times the distance, you dispatched that ko-bold with three arrows to the neck. I’ve earned a trio to the chest. Seems you slapped him while you’re tickling me. You doona want to kill me, which is a good sign. Maybe this is your way of flirting?”

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248. “The two of them were acting like such... guys. I wanted to strangle them.”

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249. “When I think about kissing anyone, I imagine you. Only you. I can’t pretend that this isn’t so.”

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250. “She needed to scream two little words. But Jo didn’t surrender; she Hulk-smashed. She squeezed until things broke.”

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