Top 70 Rachel Grant Quotes (2026 Update)

1. “Yes. Exactly. Me.”

— Rachel Grant

2. “It’s not the size of the weapon that matters.” She frowned. “No, it’s the caliber of the bullet. I want to shoot a forty-five.” “You’re starting with a twenty-two or my ass is fired.” She sighed. “Okay.”

— Rachel Grant

3. “The beads in her hair sparkled in the streetlight, and her sad gray eyes tore at him. He was head over heels in love with her, yet every choice he’d made had hurt her. His heart beat heavily. This could be the most important moment of his life – his only chance to win her back. He cleared his throat. “We’re not done.”

— Rachel Grant

4. “You worked hard at Stanford. You earned your degrees, and no one can take that from you. But you didn’t get there on your own merit. Your uncle made it happen. And what he did was illegal.”

— Rachel Grant

5. “Erica might be sexy as hell, but she was still a liar.”

— Rachel Grant

6. “When rich guys want to impress a girl, we do over-the-top things like fly to Paris on our private jets for dinner.” “Do you want to impress me, Alec?” “Very much. I know of a great little place in Montmartre.” He gripped the zipper of the hoodie and tugged her forward. He brushed his lips over hers. “But you’re paying for your half of dinner.”

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7. “He chuckled. “I’ve promised myself I won’t lie to you anymore. Ever. That includes giving you my honest take on our situation. And frankly, it isn’t good. In fact, we could die tomorrow, so if you want to get laid, now’s the time.” She let out a soft laugh and rolled over. They both needed sleep if they were going to survive the upcoming difficult hours.”

— Rachel Grant

8. “Great. A slacker career student and Indiana Jones wannabe. The changed majors explained his age, which had to be closer to thirty than twenty.”

— Rachel Grant

9. “Well,” she said softly, “you’ve got my vote.” He laughed, his eyes creasing around the corners. This was a man who smiled a lot, and it was genuine, not a politician out to win over the masses. She loved his smile. His laugh.”

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10. “I will, but first I need bacon.”

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11. “He looked down. “If I hadn’t screwed up earlier, this never would’ve happened. We’d be in bed right now. Together.”

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12. “If he intended to check his emotions at the door, she’d check out altogether.”

— Rachel Grant

13. “Curt Dominick had a reputation for being driven, ruthless in the courtroom, and cold in general. Rav had also told Keith that the man had studied karate with the same dedication he’d studied law, and after thirty years was a seventh-degree black belt who kicked Rav’s ass during sparring about half the time.”

— Rachel Grant

14. “Today he was Matthew McConaughey hot. “Sugar, I’ll appreciate you.” She glanced sideways at Mara. “You pretty, honey, but you ain’t no Angelina Jolie. A man like him might stray if you don’t take care of him. And I’m just the sort of woman to take in strays.”

— Rachel Grant

15. “Life in DC wasn’t for the faint of heart. Or poorly connected.”

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16. “I think my mom imagined a Ravissant dynasty, like the Roosevelts or Kennedys.” “Not like the Bushes or Clintons?” “No. My mom had a preference for old-money dynasties.” “You come from that kind of money, don’t you?” He nodded. “Yeah. Old wealth.”

— Rachel Grant

17. “Sorrow for the man who fidgeted at the table filled her. His service to his country had resulted in trauma that led to pain and mental breakdown, which he’d failed to remedy with drugs. And now the man, who was once the best of the best, was a shell that symbolized the lowest of the low.”

— Rachel Grant

18. “You’re every bit the pain in the ass I’ve heard.” “And here I was, hoping for this month’s congeniality award.”

— Rachel Grant

19. “She was determined to be taciturn, but engaging with people who didn’t want to be engaged was his specialty. And he could do it in six languages.”

— Rachel Grant

20. “Do you have pepper spray wipes, so I can clean my eye?” “Are you going to try to strangle me again?” “I don’t know.” “Then no.”

— Rachel Grant

21. “She stared into the coldest, angriest topaz-blue eyes she’d ever seen. “You are not nailing me with pepper spray a second time, darling.”

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22. “She shivered. The length of the tunnel was the only thing that prevented a full-on claustrophobia panic. She couldn’t imagine how Ian must feel, with his shoulders scraping the sides. “We’re trapped.”

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23. “He’d always had a thing for brainy chicks.”

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24. “It’s a relationship proposal. I want you in my life, by my side, to be the anchor that holds you in one place.”

— Rachel Grant

25. “He couldn’t resist objecting. “Typical? I assure you, I’m anything but.” She glanced over her shoulder, her mouth twisted in a wry smile. “You’re a braggart who avoids any hint of emotion. Typical.”

— Rachel Grant

26. “Curt Dominick, you might actually be a nice man.” He winked at her. “Don’t tell anyone. You’ll ruin my reputation.”

— Rachel Grant

27. “What I don’t love is what I was forced to do for the government, and that the country has returned to a dictatorship.” He.”

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28. “She didn’t trust him, which was maddening enough. But worse, he couldn’t trust her.”

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29. “I don’t know how to be a boyfriend and am fairly certain I’ll be lousy at it, but if you’re willing to have me, I’d like to try.”

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30. “I wasn’t hitting on you. I was merely stating a fact: your ass is perfect.”

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31. “Ian’s gaze met hers, and she saw a flash of remorse. Why? What had he said that triggered guilt?”

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32. “She’d willingly entered the alpha tiger’s territory, but that didn’t mean she was prey to his predator. She wouldn’t let him control her. And she definitely wouldn’t give in to the heat that coursed through her whenever they were alone.”

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33. “Call Me Maybe” – filled the cabin. The chorus repeated. The song was a ringtone. She’d had the phone for only a few hours, and she’d downloaded “Call Me Maybe” for his ringtone. He was fairly certain he knew what that meant.”

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34. “You told me to be an incompetent, indecisive, Indiana Jones wannabe,” Lee said. “I’m the intern from hell. I hate me.”

— Rachel Grant

35. “He smelled good too – a musky cologne that made her want to bite him. He.”

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36. “Cool is not the word I’d use to describe Alec Ravissant. Ungrateful is more like it, followed by ass.”

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37. “The alpha tiger.”

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38. “Christ, is there a man in your life you haven’t idealized?”

— Rachel Grant

39. “Because they knew what seeing her pain would do to him. He was dying inside. He didn’t quite understand how his heart was still beating. He leaned his forehead against the mantel and let out the sob that had been building since he first learned Westover had taken her.”

— Rachel Grant

40. “Pre-North Korea Mara would have seen Curt Dominick as an interesting challenge. Post-North Korea Mara didn’t have the emotional wherewithal for challenges.”

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41. “Ricky had been born in Canada. His father was Cuban and mother French Canadian. Ricky wasn’t a natural-born American. Hell, he wasn’t even an American citizen. By constitutional law Ricky Guerrero couldn’t be President of the United States of America.”

— Rachel Grant

42. “Alec was certain he, Isabel, and Vincent had all been hit with infrasound. The question was, who had done it? And why?”

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43. “Who did he think he was fooling with his “I don’t do emotion” line? Certainly not her.”

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44. “A purist might point out that tigers were loners and therefore neither alphas nor betas, but to her, Alec was a tiger, and decidedly alpha.”

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45. “It was true. How on earth could she trust anyone, when everyone – even her own mother – let her down? Hell, especially her mother. No one, ever, had loved her enough to put her first.”

— Rachel Grant

46. “Excellent. Nothing said incompetent quite like the inability to use Google.”

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47. “She flushed as she faced the head librarian. Caught making out in the library. She felt like a teenager, except they hadn’t gotten to the good part yet. “We were just leaving.”

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48. “Ironic that after years of devoting her life to bringing lost US servicemen and women home, it was unlikely her body would return to American soil.”

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49. “You served in the Navy for nearly thirteen years and completed multiple deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. Your life experience is worth ten times my PhD.”

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50. “His voice hardened. “One thing I’ve learned in the Army: never plan to lose. Losing is not an option.”

— Rachel Grant