Top 400 Nalini Singh Quotes (2026 Update)
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251. “If I lose him, I’ll break.” His mind touched hers. You can’t break, Ivy. You’re the only home my Arrows know – no matter what, that home must survive.”

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252. “She gave him her soul, took his, and it was as it had always been meant to be.”

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253. “I love you.” Steel-gray eyes held her own. “You’re my heart.”

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254. “Perhaps the storm will do the world a favor and burn Lijuan from existence.”

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255. “And when it was over, he’d have destroyed the most beautiful thing he’d encountered, that he’d felt, in all eternity.”

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256. “He was strong. And his heart, it was breaking.”

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257. “Why would you say I shouldn’t wait for you?” It was a snarl. “If you’re mine, you’re mine. And I’m yours. Today, tomorrow, always.”

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258. “If I take you,” she said, and it was a warning, “I’ll keep you. Always.”

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259. “He really was a T-Rex, stomping through the company, chewing up people and spitting them out left, right, and center. But the T-Rex wasn’t looking Charlotte’s way, and that was fine with her. She’d just be a quiet, industrious little mouse in the corner, not worth bothering with but too useful to fire.”

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260. “She was more than willing to let him walk off his temper. And the man had one, even if he wasn’t willing to admit it.”

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261. “Our laws might seem harsh but we’re not inhuman. We treasure every unique individual. We make room for difference.”

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262. “Laughter filled the line, the sound big and warm and primal. “We are family now, Bowen Knight!”

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263. “We are all scarred by life. And mortals die where angels recover.”

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264. “Where did you learn your charm – the gulag?”

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265. “I always knew you were tough, but you’re about to try to take on the wolves, the Arrows, the Forgotten, and God knows who else, all at once. Forget brass balls. Those things are goddamn titanium!”

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266. “Trust is a fragile glass bird. Drop it once, and it will shatter into shards innumerable.”

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267. “He didn’t care about the cameras, just wanted to touch her. He could do that now without crossing dangerous lines because Kit thought it was all make-believe. But when he wrapped her hand firmly in his and held it against his thigh, he meant it. And when he tugged her close to his side and leaned down to nuzzle at her hair, he meant that too. As he did his words when he released her hand to wrap his arm around her shoulders. “I’m glad you’re here.”

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268. “Thank you,” she said, running her foot over his shin, “for loving me enough to let me fight my own battles.”

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269. “I think, to be missed is a gift. To be remembered an even bigger one.”

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270. “I just met my new boss,” she groaned into the phone. “Or more specifically, I threw an industrial-strength stapler at his head.”

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271. “Elena dared link her fingers to his for a second, felt her heart squeeze when he curled his own around hers. “We lucked out with the people who love us, didn’t we, Aodhan?” His answer was a smile that lit up even the secret-shadowed hallways of Lumia.”

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272. “If he laid on the Irish any thicker, she’d be drowning in shamrocks.”

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273. “Love, she realized at that terrible moment of truth, could be incredibly unselfish, even when it hurt until she bled.”

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274. “Elena scowled -the day she let Dmitri give her orders was the day ice-skating became a regular activity in hell.”

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275. “She jumped as her cell phone rang. “It’s His Carnivorousness,” she muttered.”

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276. “Seven months Naasir had been hunting. Seven months since he’d told Ashwini he was ready to find a mate. Seven months and still his mate hadn’t made herself known to him. Didn’t she know he was looking for her?”

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277. “Things we build ourselves, they matter.”

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278. “I researched sexual intimacy the same way I research everything else. Methodically and in intricate detail.”

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279. “Damn it, Honor, what do I do with an Ancient mother-in-law who thinks I’m a bug?” One that had infested the life of Caliane’s beloved son.”

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280. “Heroes, I’ve learned, don’t always wear white. Sometimes they come from the darkness, shadows among shadows.”

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281. “Immortals don’t get heart attacks.” “Look closely. This is my not-laughing face.”

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282. “Cradling her face with one hand, he said, “I won’t ever clip your wings, baby.” Regardless of how much he hated the fact that she was in danger – because to do so would be to put her back in that cage, and his mate had spent more than enough time locked in the dark.”

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283. “Focus on the squadron, Naasir. I will take care of Lijuan.”

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284. “I might be on the fence about this life, but I ’m not and will never be on the fence about you. I will fight for you.”

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285. “I accepted being a damn damsel in distress for you. You can be the hunky archangel in distress for once.”

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286. “All changelings knew that, sometimes, touch could heal what words never could.”

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287. “Surely,” he said, “you don’t doubt Samuel Rain’s genius. Are you a monkey?”

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288. “My men and women are loyal and will fight to the bloody end,” he said, his broad shoulders holding the weight of a staggering number of lives, “but I’m afraid I am about to lead them into certain death.”

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289. “IN THE YEAR 1979, the Psy race made the decision to embrace Silence and condition all emotion out of their young; to become without hope or despair, anger or fear, sorrow or joy.”

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290. “He hugged her again, before she could put some distance between them. Then the most sneaky wolf in the den lowered his voice and whispered, “But you’ve got an advantage, sweetheart. You’re already in his head. And you know how to mess with it.”

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291. “What is it like to be mortal?” Startled, she took a second to think, to consider. “Life is much more immediate. When you have a time limit, every moment gains an importance that an immortal will never know.”

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292. “Obviously, I need to study princesses further.”

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293. “That’s your idea of teaching? I could’ve been splattered from here to Manhattan!”

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294. “The Council turned an elite squad into a mockery,” Marjorie had said to Zaira more than once. “They used us as a whip on the backs of those who would oppose their rule, while allowing the true threats to roam free.”

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295. “First you throw bread at my head and bow you expect me to be a movie critic- Raphael said to Elena.”

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296. “Ms. Baird,” he said, using her formal title because it made her pay attention, “have I or have I not made it clear that I would like you in my bed?”

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297. “I felt him and didn’t resist the power draw. I knew Aden would never do something like that unless he was in danger.” And that, Zaira thought, was why she had always trusted Vasic. Even when she’d been jealous of him, she’d known he wouldn’t hesitate to stand with Aden against any threat.”

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298. “Because she was very much his lover, even if they’d never been skin to skin. The idea of being with any other woman after he met her had simply been out of the question.”

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299. “Judd gave the others hope,” Aden said quietly. “You make them believe in that hope.”

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300. “It wasn’t only his city that was healing, Raphael thought, his eyes catching the refracted light that betrayed Aodhan’s presence in the sky; his people were, too. And it had all begun with a single, vulnerable mortal who did not accept that to be an archangel was to be always right.”

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