Top 120 Pam Godwin Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “There’s comfort in believing there are things in the universe that defy the odds, that something beyond common sense can pivot into place and fill an inner need.”

— Pam Godwin

102. “Love wasn’t a feeling. It was a mission. A driving purpose to fulfill her every desire, to give her a life worth sharing.”

— Pam Godwin

103. “You can’t fit his love into a love you already have.”

— Pam Godwin

104. “Her needs, desires, and fears run deep. So deep she could easily lose her way in the darkness. She needs a rope, not one that tethers her to her horrific past, but a strong, unbreakable line to guide her forward. The bindings might hold her down, but I’m pulling the other end. I’ll never let go. With.”

— Pam Godwin

105. “Pirate?” I laughed mockingly. “Clean your glass, you preening little cockatoo. I am but only a maiden. Pure and virtuous and very afraid of men.”

— Pam Godwin

106. “And those jeans fit so low and provocatively around his hips I can see his religion.”

— Pam Godwin

107. “The man he’d pretended to be for the past nine years was a lie. He was danger. Sin encaged in muscle and bone. A demon wearing the face of a god, the collar of a priest, and the belt of Adonis.”

— Pam Godwin

108. “Love prevailed, not in the windless calm of life, but in the ruin.”

— Pam Godwin

109. “My drubbing heart propelled into my throat, and I pressed a hand over my gaping mouth. Ashley Cutler, you gorgeous, filthy pervert.”

— Pam Godwin

110. “I’m the inescapable curse that caught you when you opened your door.”

— Pam Godwin

111. “Are you married?” “I will be.” Resting a leather-sleeved forearm on the gas tank, he leans in. “Does five o’clock tonight work for you?” I sip the coffee and hum. “Is that a proposal?” “It’s a foregone conclusion.” He rubs his jaw with a gloved hand. “I always wondered what you would look like.” “You wondered what I would look like?” “My forever.”

— Pam Godwin

112. “Tinsley Constantine didn’t need any man to save her. But I wanted to be the one she depended on.”

— Pam Godwin

113. “I’ll give you a few seconds to be single.” He bends his knees, putting his face in mine. “But don’t get used to it.” “What’s that supposed to mean?” “You’re about to be taken.”

— Pam Godwin

114. “I fell in love with two men and lost myself. I’ll stay in love with one and find myself again.”

— Pam Godwin

115. “It’s madness, Bennett. Ruin.” He cornered me, imprisoning me with his eyes. “You know as well as I do that this affinity, you and me, is frighteningly, magnificently, hopelessly real.”

— Pam Godwin

116. “Whiskers shadow his jaw, his skin bronzed from the sun. He’s a mountain of a man, all shoulders and chest and powerful legs. And those jeans fit so low and provocatively around his hips I can see his religion. He has the strength, endurance, and ferocity of a stallion, and I’m the mare within smelling range.”

— Pam Godwin

117. “But with you?” He spoke against my throat. Lips like warm velvet. Voice like cold steel. “I am viciously, reprehensibly possessive of you.”

— Pam Godwin

118. “I wanted to put my hands on her so badly, and if I did, if I physically punished her, it would be irrefutably, uncontrollably, gloriously sexual for me.”

— Pam Godwin

119. “Carter?” Thwack.”

— Pam Godwin

120. “I walked in and saw you dancing. I haven’t caught my breath since.”

— Pam Godwin

121. “You’re my first.” I ran my fingers through her hair, content to my marrow. “And my last.”

— Pam Godwin

122. “The most decisive actions are the ones with the least consideration.”

— Pam Godwin

123. “Her back bows over the kitchen island, our empty plates rattling with the thrust of my hand. Two orgasms later, she stumbles into the living room to work on her homework, argument forgotten.”

— Pam Godwin

124. “I grabbed a peeled orange from the desk, held it to my chest, and squeezed. The juices sluiced down my breasts, and I caught the sticky rivers, rubbing nectar into my skin from shoulders to waist.”

— Pam Godwin

125. “We’re bigger than anything that tries to come between us.”

— Pam Godwin

126. “Am I a slave or something else?” He cocked his head, his hands absently stroking her legs. “You’re my life, mi vida.”

— Pam Godwin

127. “Don’t think I haven’t noticed the freak flag you’re flying in your pants.”

— Pam Godwin

128. “When you’re too old to get it up, I’ll still love you.” He.”

— Pam Godwin

129. “We were but two people who came from and belonged to the sea, reaching for each other because it felt right. It felt natural.”

— Pam Godwin

130. “I could shoot it with a rubberband.”

— Pam Godwin

131. “When you find the book that changes the tempo of your heart, dance to that rhythm. Never let it go.”

— Pam Godwin

132. “Does blood turn you on?” “Yours does. Does that scare you?”

— Pam Godwin

133. “He knows how to be both languorous and male and how to coax my surrender with only the strength of his words.”

— Pam Godwin

134. “Vulnerability has to happen for love to be real.”

— Pam Godwin

135. “His blade-sharp eyes cut to the tree line behind me. “That’s his horse?” “Yes.” “You stole it?” “I was in a hurry.” He glanced at Charles, and a hint of pride softened the edge of his anger. “Already pirating, this one.” “And thrusting blades at devilishly good-looking rogues.” Charles arched a brow at me. I winged up mine in return. “Careful, Mr. Vane. One might think you enjoyed it.”

— Pam Godwin

136. “With my lips and hands on her delectable body, I taught her what it meant to be worshiped by a fallen priest.”

— Pam Godwin