Top 400 Nalini Singh Quotes (2024 Update)
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251. “Your father and Nikita. Man likes to live dangerously.” Faith.”

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252. “Come on, Ms. Baird. I promised early on that I wouldn’t bite.” A slow smile. “Unless you make the request, of course.”

— Nalini Singh

253. “My ego is dented,” he muttered. “He came to you because his mate made him.” Kaia poked him in the chest. “You can have matching dented egos.”

— Nalini Singh

254. “Why did we think having a cub was a good idea?”

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255. “You are mine, Elena. If you choose to sleep in another bed, I will simply pick you up and bring you home.”

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256. “And second, I will always call you Elena-mine.”

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257. “A flaw does not make a man worthless,” Raphael had once said to Dmitri. “Else I would’ve been discarded long ago.”

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258. “God, it was hard to think when the force of his personality was smashing against her senses.”

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259. “Live your life, Sahara. Live it as big and with as much color as you can stand to bear. Don’t let anyone or anything – the family, Silence, the wight of your ability, even my need to keep you close – confine you again.”

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260. “Somehow the idea of Montgomery as a fairy doesn’t have the same effect on me as it appears to have on you. -Raphael.”

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261. “Smart women were his catnip.”

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262. “I’m worth more,” she told him, wiping the back of her hand across her mouth. “Affection, respect, tenderness, I’m worth all of that, so don’t you dare come near me again until you’re ready to offer it.”

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263. “Truth was, she liked that about him, liked that he always treated her as if he believed she had the strength to stand against him.”

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264. “Dear Ms. Baird, As of today, you do have a slave clause in your contract. It means you do everything I say. Under no circumstances are you to eat, sleep, take breaks, or check in to hotel rooms with men named Eggplant. Sincerely, Gabriel.”

— Nalini Singh

265. “Yeah, what the hell. We can be remedial alphas together.”

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266. “I really need that cake now.” Startled laughter in his blood, unexpected light in the shadows, the taste of snow in her kiss. And he knew that come what may, they’d stand together. In the light and in the terrible darkness.”

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267. “You either fight or you curl up and die. Only two choices.”

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268. “When you’re broken,” she whispered to the man who would save the world for her, “you can’t see hope. We must be their hope.”

— Nalini Singh

269. “There was a perfection to the moment that made Sienna think: Yes, this is it. This is who we’re meant to be together.”

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270. “You’re so cute when you’re deluding yourself.”

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271. “Kaleb hadn’t expected anything else – if he were on the other side, he wouldn’t trust himself either.”

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272. “Words weren’t always easy when things mattered.”

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273. “Elena wondered if Michaela was waiting to be served. Snorting inwardly at the idea, she poured her own coffee – and, because she was feeling generous, and okay, maybe because she wanted to irritate Michaela – Raphael’s as well. Then she put down the carafe.”

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274. “I wouldn’t wish my consort to suffer ennui.”

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275. “You were always meant to be mine.” His eyes burned, his chest so painful that it felt as if his heart had burst. “Whether it’s for a year or a century, it doesn’t diminish who and what we are together.”

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276. “Barely four feet tall back then, at least a foot shorter than him, and yet she’d said, “I won’t run anymore. I won’t try to leave. I’ve decided to stay and protect you.” “Why?” Midnight black eyes afire in a sun-browned face that was all sharp bones. “Because you don’t have a monster inside you.”

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277. “Don’t worry. There’s a manual – it began with information about intimate physical interaction, but now has a growing section on emotional connection and how to nurture it.”

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278. “I am not a mortal to be taken,” Favashi gritted out. “I am not a beast to be broken.” Each word was red with power and anger and rage. “I am an archangel.”

— Nalini Singh

279. “Oh my God! I’m crushing an angel. Let me up!”

— Nalini Singh

280. “Zach. You can only call me Mr. Quinn when you’re angry.”

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281. “Sleep, he said, and because he couldn’t bear to think of her in pain: As you dream, know that you are loved. ‘Course I am. I’m yours.”

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282. “We’ll take the Aventador,” Fox said. “It hugs the road like you do my cock when I’m inside you.” “Fox.” She pushed at one muscled arm, to his wicked grin. “I cannot believe you just compared me to a car!” “No, I compared the car to you,” he pointed out, one hand on the steering wheel, the big SUV moving so smoothly it appeared an extension of his body. “She gives me a sweet ride, but nothing comes close to my Molly.”

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283. “She’d never realized how erotic it was to watch a man dress until this precise moment.”

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284. “I’ve changed my mind,” through harsh, whistling breaths. “I think I’ll make her into my pet in your stead.” “Sahara!” A rage of sound. “I’ll come for you! Survive! Survive for me!” They were the last words she heard before her mind went black.”

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285. “We all know Her Creepiness isn’t dead.” Elena’s.”

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286. “My mother does not consider you my pet, Elena. She is very kind to pets.”

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287. “The logical connection was irrefutable. Her vision channels were being forced to encompass more than the narrow field of commerce, thereby becoming wider. The subject matter or palatability of the new visions was irrelevant. That they.”

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288. “Panic threatened but was beaten into submission by her will to live. Elena P. Deveraux had never given up yet.”

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289. “We better get in the car before I back you right into your house and give in to my ungentlemanly side.” Though her cheeks were red, her breath shallow, Charlotte said, “You have a gentlemanly side?”

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290. “Rabbit had taken to following Vasic around, leaning up against his leg any time he stopped. Vasic didn’t rebuke their pet, always finding time to stop and touch Rabbit before going about his work again. But Rabbit wouldn’t be soothed, as Ivy couldn’t be soothed.”

— Nalini Singh

291. “I can’t bury someone I love again. Not ever.” He pressed his lips to hers. “Please don’t make me, Holly.”

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292. “His emotional state is irrelevant.” Raphael’s face was brutal in its repudiation. “It’s because of him that you didn’t have what you needed to heal as a child.”

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293. “Have you met Mr. Tall, Dangerous, and Smoldering before?” Margo put a hand on Selenka’s shoulder, the contact instinctive between packmates. “It’s a serious breach of the girlfriend code to hide snacks like that.”

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294. “So this book, while continuing the Psy-Changeling storyline – because nothing is ever static in this world – is also a walk through the interconnected lives of many of the characters who’ve become important to us over the past books and novellas. With.”

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295. “He really was a very bad leader in that respect – and it was why his Arrows gave him their unswerving dedication. All of them rejects from the world, from their families. No one else had ever come for them, ever would. Silence or not, it mattered that Aden would.”

— Nalini Singh

296. “Gabriel found himself interested, and he’d never before found a mouse interesting.”

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297. “People didn’t always love who they should, or the ones who were good for them.”

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298. “A single act of kindness can change a life.”

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299. “Sahara’s lips curved. “I’ve always found the Ghost mysterious and deliciously sexy.”

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300. “These people are hurt, Mother. You understand pain, and you understand how to be kind. That’s what they need.”

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