Top 250 Laura Thalassa Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “That’s another type of loneliness – when your deepest truths are locked away and no one but you can hear them.”

— Laura Thalassa

102. “What’ve you done to me?” I whisper, searching his face. I set out to destroy this man, not to protect him. “The same thing you have done to me, I imagine,” Pestilence says, brushing a lock of my hair aside. “You want your people to live, but you’re unwilling for me to be harmed. I want your people to die, but I cannot harm you. Each of us is trapped between our minds and our hearts.”

— Laura Thalassa

103. “Love is unendurable when it spoils.”

— Laura Thalassa

104. “Pestilence the Conqueror.”

— Laura Thalassa

105. “He’s a trickster, a secret-keeper. He’s the dark side of the moon. He’s my beautiful, terrible mystery. My friend. My soulmate. From flame to ashes, dawn to dusk – until darkness dies. He’s mine, and I’m his, always.”

— Laura Thalassa

106. “All creatures can experience pestilence, famine, and death – but war, true war, that is a singularly human experience.”

— Laura Thalassa

107. “This is misery, Sara,” he repeats. “But it is the sweetest misery I have ever felt. I don’t want it to stop.”

— Laura Thalassa

108. “I can’t believe I’m about to say this. “How did you feel, leaving me?” I ask. He holds my gaze. “Like my soul was ripped in two.” I still. Is he serious?”

— Laura Thalassa

109. “It took losing all that I held dear for me to learn a valuable lesson: only when everything is gone are you truly free.”

— Laura Thalassa

110. “This is where happiness sneaks up on you, and you forgive evil people for unforgivable things because they give you a taste of a future you always thought was beyond your reach.”

— Laura Thalassa

111. “I met his eyes. “Easily. I could love you easily.”

— Laura Thalassa

112. “I’ll say this for the Bargainer,” Temper says, “he throws a mean right hook. That pretty-boy king went down like a boner in church.”

— Laura Thalassa

113. “The fool I was who first laid eyes on her all those years ago did one thing right – he saw redemption within his reach, and he snatched it up for himself. And then he sabotaged it again, and again.”

— Laura Thalassa

114. “Someone so annoying didn’t deserve to look that good.”

— Laura Thalassa

115. “Anyone but me enters this tent,” he says, nodding to the tent flaps, “you gut them.” Said like a man who knows his way around a good murder.”

— Laura Thalassa

116. “I love you. Maybe more than all of what I am. And I don’t understand why, but I do. I love you.”

— Laura Thalassa

117. “Sweet thing, hasn’t she figured out by now that though I rule the heavens, I’m hell wrapped in a man?”

— Laura Thalassa

118. “I wonder if any of them were like me – whether their beauty made them victims long before it gave them power. Whether some sailor somewhere abused those women before they had a voice at all. Whether they grew angry and jaded like me and used their power to punish the guilty as payback.”

— Laura Thalassa

119. “This is not lust I feel, dear Sara. And I hope you are half as frightened of it as I am.”

— Laura Thalassa

120. “My eyes slit. “Des,” I warn. He removes my hand from his chest. “Is that supposed to be a threatening tone?” he asks, raising an eyebrow. He clucks his tongue and brings my hand up to his mouth. “Because if it is,” he continues, “then you’ve got to work on your intimidation game,” he continues. “I mean, you gave it a decent try, but I’m more turned on than anything else.” Des.”

— Laura Thalassa

121. “It feels like I’ve just conceded a little bit of my soul. But Des has been collecting pieces of my soul since the night I took my father’s life. As far as I’m concerned, he can have it; I know he’ll take good care of it. Des’s.”

— Laura Thalassa

122. “You foolish little flower, don’t you know?” he scolds me. “I kill everything. If you leave my side, you will die.” I push uselessly at his shoulders. “Then let me die, damn you!” “No.”

— Laura Thalassa

123. “Because around you,” he says, “I feel the oddest urge to use my power to create rather than destroy.”

— Laura Thalassa

124. “We wear our garments like masks. Take them off, and you strip a person of their pretenses.”

— Laura Thalassa

125. “Her body is so small for such a force of nature. Sometimes I forget that. She takes up such a big part of my world.”

— Laura Thalassa

126. “Why did you have to ruin the world?” the horseman retorts. “I didn’t.” “You did. Just as I don’t have to touch each man to kill him, nor do you have to personally light the world on fire to be the reason it burns.”

— Laura Thalassa

127. “That life might be what I want, but my existence really was never about what I wanted. I was woken to save the world.”

— Laura Thalassa

128. “In the supernatural world, good and evil never agreed upon anything. Not until I came along.”

— Laura Thalassa

129. “The longer we linger out in the street, the more people trickle out of whatever buildings they took shelter in to now lend a hand. My throat thickens at the sight. This is what Pestilence misses in his quest to kill us off. That right alongside the worst of human nature is the best of it. We all work somberly together.”

— Laura Thalassa

130. “I love you too.” Funny how those words got easier to say the more I voiced them.”

— Laura Thalassa

131. “And of course, he had to be evil. Why do all the sexy guys have to have issues? Why?”

— Laura Thalassa

132. “Every single creature runs from me – except you.”

— Laura Thalassa

133. “I was so intrigued at the thought of being your captive, Laz, I almost stayed put,” Death whispers against my ear. “But I have work to do.”

— Laura Thalassa

134. “The government had been controlling my nightly visits.”

— Laura Thalassa

135. “I imagine this is how a star feels as it dies, like everything it loves and everything it is, is pressing inwards and crushing the life out of it.”

— Laura Thalassa

136. “Sadness has a way of getting into your bones and settling in for the long haul.”

— Laura Thalassa

137. “I’m saying this because each moment with you is my new favorite.”

— Laura Thalassa

138. “Getting angry at one of the horsemen of the apocalypse for bringing about the end of man is like getting angry at ice for being cold.”

— Laura Thalassa

139. “I don’t follow any of this. I don’t speak psycho.”

— Laura Thalassa

140. “Forgetting doesn’t mean it never happened; it means not dealing with the consequences.”

— Laura Thalassa

141. “Speak, but listen more.”

— Laura Thalassa

142. “My vicious Sleeping Beauty. This is our violent fairytale.”

— Laura Thalassa

143. “There’s a finality to his words. I feel a tear drip out because I know what this is. It’s a goodbye. And I don’t understand any of it. His voice drops. ‘Don’t cry.”

— Laura Thalassa

144. “Instead, I reach out and run my hand over his wings. He closes his eyes, like he’s savoring the sensation. Getting up, I circle behind him, studying the silvery skin of them as my hand passes over each talon and joint. Beneath my touch, I feel him shiver. His wings stretch in response, the fine veins of them clearly visible even here in the dim lighting. “I always assumed that fairies had butterfly wings,” I admit. “You’re not wrong,” Des says, his back still to me. “Mine are particularly rare.”

— Laura Thalassa

145. “High cheekbones, aristocratic nose, sensual lips, chiseled jaw. Hair so pale that it appears white. He’s still far too pretty for a man. So pretty I can’t seem to look away when I know I should. It’s his eyes that have always captivated me the most. They’re every shade of silver, darkest at their edges where a thick band of charcoal grey rings them and lightest near their centers. The color of shadows and moonbeams.”

— Laura Thalassa

146. “Those grave robbers resurrected more than an ancient queen when they took Serenity. My heart and my spirit slept with my wife, and those two have now woken. Just as I feared they would.”

— Laura Thalassa

147. “To take what I want, when I want, and to apologize to no one for it.”

— Laura Thalassa

148. “His grip tightens. “Don’t tempt me, human.” “And stop calling me human!” I add, heatedly. “I have a name!” “One I only like to use when I’m overly-fond of you, which I’m not right now.”

— Laura Thalassa

149. “The heartless king has found his heart after all. It rests beneath my rib cage.”

— Laura Thalassa

150. “You are a human-shaped headache,” he mutters.”

— Laura Thalassa