Top 180 Sophie Lark Quotes (2026 Update)
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101. “After all these years of living in a monastery, I’ve finally found faith in something. This girl who tried to kill me, and instead, brought me new life. I’m almost happy as I pull through the gates to Remizov’s house. Because I’m about to see Sloane again. I’d rather die next to her than live without her.”

— Sophie Lark

102. “Do you know why I sent you away?” I ask her. “Yes,” she sobs. “Because you love me.” “That’s right,” I sigh.”

— Sophie Lark

103. “Then I taste his lips and his tongue, I breathe in his scent, and it’s gasoline on an open flame. I’m the wood, he’s the accelerant. No matter how much we burn, we’re never used up.”

— Sophie Lark

104. “In her hands were the Blue Swan and the Garden of Eden. And in her lap was the Crimson Heart.”

— Sophie Lark

105. “That’s why there was no emotion on my side, just indifference. You need push and pull to feel love. Or hate.”

— Sophie Lark

106. “Because I’m not a good guy,” I tell her. “Not even a little bit.”

— Sophie Lark

107. “What are you doing, little ballerina?” he growls.”

— Sophie Lark

108. “Now she’s looking at my arms again, trying to decipher the meaning of my tattoos. She won’t understand them. They’re dense, convoluted, and they have meaning only to me.”

— Sophie Lark

109. “I’ve always found women just as beautiful as men – sometimes, even more so. I respect strong women the way I respect strong men.”

— Sophie Lark

110. “I want Cole. I want him like money, like success, like achievement. I want him much more than I want other supposed necessities: safety, for instance. Or sanity.”

— Sophie Lark

111. “I don’t think he means to kiss me. But one hand on my face becomes two, and then he pulls me toward him, our lips coming together in one smooth movement.”

— Sophie Lark

112. “But now I feel that most dangerous emotion of all – guilt. The emotion that drains you, that makes you regret even the most necessary actions.”

— Sophie Lark

113. “I don’t know if I ever heard Zoe laugh before this year. It’s a captivating sound, low and intimate, meant only for me. “I knew you were trouble,” she says. “You have no idea,” I tell her.”

— Sophie Lark

114. “Love is always magic. It’s not rational, it doesn’t follow any law. You can’t make rules for it, you can’t forbid it. You can’t even make it disappear within yourself. It’s alive like all magic, and it wants to change you.”

— Sophie Lark

115. “Here’s what you need to understand Mara: it’s okay for bad things to feel good. You can take pleasure from whatever you want.”

— Sophie Lark

116. “Love is inherently dangerous.”

— Sophie Lark

117. “Our hands link together perfectly. Like fingers inside of a glove. Like they were made for each other.”

— Sophie Lark

118. “When you become a man worthy of love, you will receive love,” he tells me.”

— Sophie Lark

119. “I don’t think you’ve ever called me anything but ‘idiot.’” Names come from observation.”

— Sophie Lark

120. “Having recently been grazed in the arm by my loving wife, I can definitely attest that having a knife slowly, torturously burrowed into your guts is about a hundred times worse.”

— Sophie Lark

121. “I want Camille like I’ve never wanted anything in my life. I want her to love me. She’s the only one who knows me, so she’s the only one who can. And I want to love her.”

— Sophie Lark

122. “When he has a temper. When he’s angry. When he wants to kill somebody. That’s when I understand him. That’s when we finally have common ground.”

— Sophie Lark

123. “It’s not that I wanted to miss behave, but the most interesting things were always forbidden.”

— Sophie Lark

124. “Anna is the only person I’ve ever met more intense than me. Sometimes she scares me a little. But mostly she’s my balance, my rock.”

— Sophie Lark

125. “Some mistake has been made: I died, heaven exists, and they let me in.”

— Sophie Lark

126. “Mara laughs. I don’t know if I’ve ever made her laugh before. I like the way it rolls out of her, throaty and pleased. “Better.”

— Sophie Lark

127. “But there’s a figure laying in the middle of the floor, hands tied in front of her, feet bound with rope, head propped up on a pillow. Nice. I’m glad he made sure she was comfy before he tried to burn her alive.”

— Sophie Lark

128. “Real power isn’t working the system. It’s running the system. Building it yourself.”

— Sophie Lark

129. “You threaten everything I thought I knew, and everything I believed.”

— Sophie Lark

130. “And I’ll use what I learn to destroy him.”

— Sophie Lark

131. “Love is action. Love is trust.”

— Sophie Lark

132. “Riona got her law degree, mostly to prove she could, I think.”

— Sophie Lark

133. “They call him the Beast of the Bay for the way he batters his victims and even bites chunks out of their flesh.”

— Sophie Lark

134. “I promise to choose you for the rest of our lives. To choose you over fear or selfishness. Over ambition or other cares. I promise to never let you down again. To always be there for you. I promise to give you every bit of joy this life has to offer. You are the most incredible man I’ve ever known, and I promise to be the wife you deserve.”

— Sophie Lark

135. “I’m watching her with awe. The way a hunter would watch a doe that walks into a clearing. Nessa is the doe. She is lovely. Innocent. Perfectly at place in her natural environment. I’ll send my arrow straight into her heart.”

— Sophie Lark

136. “I’ll follow her. Stalk her. And take her at my leisure.”

— Sophie Lark

137. “I don’t know why we can love things on other people but not ourselves.”

— Sophie Lark

138. “Cal found me, just like he promised. It wasn’t my father, or my brothers. It was my husband. This man I didn’t even want. And now I can’t imagine being without him.”

— Sophie Lark

139. “Do you want me, Cal?” “I don’t want you,” he moans, his voice husky and raw. “I need you.”

— Sophie Lark

140. “I’ll stay right by you all the time,” he promises.”

— Sophie Lark

141. “I don’t ever want you to be jealous,” I tell her. “There’s nobody else, Camille. Nobody who ever made me feel like this.”

— Sophie Lark

142. “I came here to kill you,” I reply. His right eyebrow quirks upward. He’s surprised I admitted it so readily. “Why?” he says. “I was hired to do it. That’s my job – it’s nothing personal.” “It’s a little personal to me,” Petrov says.”

— Sophie Lark

143. “Why be one thing when you can be everything?”

— Sophie Lark

144. “Have you ever done that before?” Another long pause, in which I think he won’t answer. Then, finally, he says, “Not like that.”

— Sophie Lark

145. “I’ve never felt this before, but I know exactly what it is. “I love you.” Right while I’m thinking it, I say it out loud. I let the words cross the bridge of air between us.”

— Sophie Lark

146. “Fantasies are so much more than dreams – they’re a vision of the path you need to take to get what you want.”

— Sophie Lark

147. “If we’re ever alone in a room again, only one of us will walk out breathing.”

— Sophie Lark

148. “I hold perfectly still. With five or six quick jerks, he’s cut the dress off my body, leaving it in pieces on the limo floor.”

— Sophie Lark

149. “I’ve never been one for grand romantic gestures, but even under the most liberal interpretations, I don’t think waterboarding counts as foreplay.”

— Sophie Lark

150. “Neither would I,” I promise her. “I’ll always find you, Aida.”

— Sophie Lark