Top 40 Suzanne Brockmann Quotes (2025 Update)

1. “My favorite color is you.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

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2. “Dare, dream, dance, smile, and sing loudly! And have faith that love is an unstoppable force!”

— Suzanne Brockmann

3. “All babies look like Alfred Hitchcock. Or Winston Churchill.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

4. “This wasn’t Weirdville, this was fricking Wonderland. Alice here was all grow up, but she was still chowing down on too much of that psychedelic mushroom.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

5. “Recovering from a gunshot wound is not a vacation. You need to, like, write that on your hand or something.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

6. “No doubt about it, Lawrence Decker was the reason God had invented nakedness.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

7. “The lust and attraction are often a given in a romance novel – I want to dig into the elements of true friendship that form a foundation for a solid, gonna-last-forever romantic relationship.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

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8. “Sometimes it takes you awhile to get to it, but you always get there, and what you say is always worth waiting for.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

9. “So where’s my hug.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

10. “My glass is not only half-full, it holds five-hundred-dollar-a-bottle Dom Perignon champagne.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

11. “Everything in my life has been leading up to this,” he whispered. “Everything that’s happened, everything I’ve done has been worth it because it’s brought me here.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

12. “He spoke in telegram-as if every word he used cost five bucks, and he only had a twenty in his wallet.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

13. “I remain convinced that the most valuable use of time for a newly published author is to write a second book that’s even better than the first, and a third that’s better than the second, and on and on.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

14. “I love the fact that so many of my readers are intelligent, exceptional, accomplished people with an open-minded love of diversity.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

15. “I’m a fan of meeting readers face to face, at reader events, where we’re able to sit down and take some time to talk.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

16. “He wanted to wake up to her smile every day for the rest of his life, like some stupid coffee commercial on TV.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

17. “Forget about writing to Penthouse. This one was going to be a story for their grandkids.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

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18. “After we got back to the office, I wanted to show you his picture, and I had one on my phone, but it was so small, so I downloaded it onto my computer. Or was that your computer? Wasn’t that when you just got your Mac?” During the past year, Lindsey had become one of those obnoxious PowerBook users. Anytime anyone had trouble opening or downloading a file using their PC, Lindsey would nod and say, “That wouldn’t happen with my computer.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

19. “That leaves Decker and what’s his name, Mr. I’m Too Sexy for My Shirt.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

20. “Um,′ he said, because she was smiling at him and he was an idiot.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

21. “God knows without hope, very few could survive.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

22. “Comedy equals tragedy plus time.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

23. “You can live a hundred lifetimes and not deserve him, you know.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

24. “You know, I’ve seen ‘Beavis and Butthead,’ and I thought it was just some warped fictional exaggeration of male immaturity, but I can see now that the show is based on you.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

25. “You’d think the jolt of suddenly being hit by a human bullet would’ve woken the guy up, but he’d completely checked into the stupor suite at the Hotel Hypoxia.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

26. “Y’all can think of me as the voice of God. I say it, you obey it, or there’ll be hell to pay.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

27. “I have an IQ that could gain me admission to the damn Mensa Society, but that’s not what people see when they look at me. They can’t see any of that. They can only see the color of my skin. They see a six-foot-five black man. They see someone they think might be armed and dangerous.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

28. “Bobby laughed. Not at loud. He would never laugh in his best friend face when he went into overprotected brother mode. But inside in his own head, he was rolling over the floor in hysterics. Outside of his head, he only lifted a quizzed eyebrow.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

29. “Relentless repetition was usually needed when dealing with alcohol and idiots.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

30. “He’s getting older,” Charles said darkly. “Shall I hit him with my walker or my oxygen tank?”

— Suzanne Brockmann

31. “I really like writing heroes who arent necessarily Hollywood handsome. Personally, I think men who are self-confident, intelligent, and funny are outrageously attractive – and my heroines tend to think that, too!”

— Suzanne Brockmann

32. “Would you look at that? Richards is a woman. I hadn’t realized. We better make her stay behind, Captain. She might get PMS and go postal.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

33. “What’s the point of complaining. It just makes the people around you feel bad too.” – Savannah.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

34. “What assignment?” Lucky asked. “If it’s training an all-woman SEAL team, then, yes, thank you very much, I’m your man.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

35. “What do you think, Ronnie? Do you think we could stop after just one kiss?”

— Suzanne Brockmann

36. “Marriage equality is coming, and not merely to a theater near you.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

37. “He wanted Eden, and he wanted Pinkie, but mostly he wanted Eden, because together they could make their own Pinkie.”

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38. “Oh, man. Yeah, Wes was going to kill him. But before he did, Bobby would ask them to put four words on his tombstone : It Was Worth It.”

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39. “And I’m standing there, and I think, damn. I think, this is it. I’m going to die. Right here, right now – simply because I am a black man in an American city.”

— Suzanne Brockmann

40. “He was Lieutenant again. Which meant he was so screwed. Sam or even Roger would have had at least a slim chance of talking her out of bringing him in, but not Lieutenant Starrett.”

— Suzanne Brockmann