Top 450 Sherrilyn Kenyon Quotes (2024 Update)
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351. “He was surrounded and they were hungry for what few brain cells he had left. But you know what? He wasn’t about to give in or give up. If he was going out, it would be the way he had come into this world. Fighting for every single breath.”

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352. “People see their own sins in others.”

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353. “See, Akra-Kody, the Simi done told you that he’d be alive and licking again.” Simi.”

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354. “It was something Brynna had done a report on in school last year. At the time he’d thought it stupid, but he finally got it. Visualization. In order to make something happen, to become something else, you had to see it clearly in your mind. That was the first step of achieving success. Vague dreams never amounted to anything. Only those that were fully seen could manifest.”

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355. “For such a worldly, surly bastard, Bas had always been incredibly innocent. Always seen the best in people.”

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356. “I don’t want to hurt you, Dar. Either get out of my way or I’m going through you.” Xev.”

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357. “Is there anything in this place to drink that didn’t once filter through internal organs?”

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358. “Let me see the truth. Never let flattery or hatred blind me. This is my life and I will live it wisely. For me.”

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359. “You know I never really understood that expression. Seriously. If someone says they’re going to open up a can of whup ass on you, it means someone out there is canning whup ass. Truth be told, that’s the guy I’d be most afraid of.” Medea.”

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360. “Maybe that was the point of life. Not to get the things you wanted that you thought would make you happy. But to find the things you truly needed, those most wonderful people that you just couldn’t live without.”

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361. “In the end, we are what our pasts have made us and we live the lives the gods have chosen for us.”

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362. “It was called love. The hardest thing in the world to find and keep, but the one thing that made the worst imaginable hell tolerable. More than hope, it was truly the light that guided the lost to safety and kept them sane in the midst of utter chaos.”

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363. “It’s where my knife is going to land if you don’t let her go and put your weapon down.” “And let you shoot me?” Arast laughed sadistically. “I’m not stupid.” “About as smart as my boots,” Nykyrian muttered, doubting his own intelligence for letting the imbecile get the drop on him. “Send me your blaster or I’ll kill her right now!” Arast really was an idiot. Did he think a blaster was needed? Or that he only had one?”

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364. “Ash sarcastically rang an invisible bell with his hand. “Ding, ding, ding. Give that boy a trophy.”

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365. “How do they balance on these spindly things?”

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366. “But then that was life. Sometimes you had to take that leap and pray.”

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367. “Life is never simple. It’s messy, complicated, and at times debilitating.”

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368. “Did you get hungry and eat my colleagues?”

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369. “Yes, sir. But unless Caleb gets frisky with the stove, I’m not anticipating any problems.” Nick.”

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370. “Choose well or die. I don’t care which. Just don’t get blood on my coat.”

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371. “No matter how much we lie to ourselves about what a good person we are inside, sooner or later, we are all someone else’s nightmare.”

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372. “Should I get my violin out? I feel this little chat of yours needs an accompanying rhapsody.”

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373. “She scoffed at his light tone as she made sure to keep her voice to a whisper like him. “How many sisters did you say you have?” “Three. Why?” “Tell me how it is they let you live this long?” He pointed to the scar on his head. “I assure you, there was no lack of trying to kill me. I’m just really resilient.” She followed him over a fallen tree. “Apparently.” He.”

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374. “Pretty sure it was me.” Simi grinned. “The Simi has that effect or is it affect on people? Affect. Effect. What is this difference between those two words and really, does it matter? Some people get so testy when you misuse a word. But I likes doing it. Language should be fun and so long as people know what you mean, what difference does it make? Really. Really. Really.”

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375. “The worst decisions in life we make are always the one we make out of fear.”

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376. “I blamed you for what other dragons did. Instead of judging you by your actions and heart, I judged you by theirs and by my own fear.”

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377. “You trusted me and that I would never betray. Trust, much like a woman’s love and affection, and brotherly friendship, is a sacred thing, and should never be lightly given nor abused nor taken for granted.”

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378. “I beg your pardon? Are you on meth?”

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379. “I am a socially akward man-dork”-Nick.”

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380. “It was to remind people that it was okay to care and that once you let someone into your heart, you were never really alone. Even the most simple thing such as looking up at the sky could bring comfort to you, even when the one you loved was far away.”

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381. “Even when he was in a crowd, surrounded by people, he was alone.”

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382. “Nothing changes, love. Ever. Hope is a fickle vixen sent to torment us with discontent. And I am done with her, and her empty promises, and wishes unfulfilled.”

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383. “Look and you wlll see, that which was can never be. When they seek a boy your age, Run, you flippin moron, run!”

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384. “While books provided me with some escape from the mental and physical horrors of my early life, they were unreliable. Many times the protagonists suffered terribly and then died at the end.”

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385. “Value isn’t calculated by a person’s net worth or income. It’s calculated by integrity and decency.”

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386. “Alix literally felt like the only piece of meat at a kennel as a team of women descended on her to trim her hair, tweeze her brows – something that had to have been invented by a sadist – and make her face over.”

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387. “If it makes you feel any better, this isn’t my first apocalypse. There is hope.”

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388. “Life isn’t about being fair,” he breathed. “It’s not about justice. It’s all about endurance and how much we can suffer through.”

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389. “Look, I’m a realist and I just had my heart ripped out. I don’t want to be involved with anyone right now. You’ve been so kind to me and I don’t know why. It’s just that things like this don’t happen in real life. Prince Charming doesn’t come to the rescue all the time. Most of the time, he’s too busy with perfect freakin’ Cinderella and her teeny-tiny perfect feet to even notice the rest of us.”

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390. “Oh no! Akri-Nicky! You okay? The Simi didn’t know it was her favorite blue-eyed demon boy when she hit him so hard so as to protect his precious akra-mama. Oh no! You still living and breathing and not broken? ‘Cause if you not, can the Simi eat your dead, meaty remains? Please, please, please? Maybe some of them bones, too, ‘cause the marrow can be quite tasty in its own right.” Simi.”

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391. “We will always be known by our actions. Let them always be good ones.”

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392. “My people never dreamed of a world like this. Of having so much without backbreaking, debilitating work. And yet for all the physical improvements, people are still people. They’re killing each other to get more to prove a point only the killer understands. Still brutalizing and torturing each other over things that in another hundred years won’t even matter.”

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393. “He only felt a traitorous part of his body that wanted to be connected to her. But he knew better than to listen to that part of himself. It had a mind of its own that could get him into all kinds of nightmares if he let it.”

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394. “And now you know why I love no one. Why I never have and never will. Heed my words well. Love only destroys.”

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395. “My ma used to say that crying is good for you. Tears are the path that free your mind of sorrowful thoughts.”

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396. “There is this place of insanity that lives deep inside everyone.”

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397. “He had fangs. So what? Plenty of things not a Dark-Hunter have fangs, including Hollywood actors and kids playing vampire. You should have checked his membership card before you attacked. Good grief, what if you’d run across a Masquerade group?” – Sundown.”

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398. “Life only has the value a person gives it. If I killed you here and now, yours would be worthless and no one would mourn you. Is that truly what you want?”

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399. “The Ambrose Malachai will never be forgotten. But it’s up to you as to how he’ll always be remembered.”

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400. “I can resist anything except temptation.” Ren, main character in Sherrilyn Kenyon’s novel Time Untime.”

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