Top 200 Suzanne Wright Quotes (2026 Update)
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51. “Butch laughed out of his nose. Not attractive, don’t try it.”

— Suzanne Wright

52. “Um, Roni, could you please tell me why there’s an unconscious female in the trunk of your car?” Rubbing at his nape, Eli frowned down at the blonde. “When you said, ‘Come see what I’ve got,’ I thought you meant new sneakers or something.”

— Suzanne Wright

53. “You’ve been playing me. That’s brilliantly devious.”

— Suzanne Wright

54. “He turned his glare on Roni. “I’m now known on a global scale as a gay, submissive, kinky, mated male recovering from an STD!” Roni tilted her head. “If you’re looking for remorse, you can find it in the dictionary somewhere between rectum and runt.”

— Suzanne Wright

55. “Don’t think I’m letting you die tonight, Sam.”

— Suzanne Wright

56. “But even if it was, two wrongs don’t make a right. Your parents have proved that.”

— Suzanne Wright

57. “Actually, Marcus wasn’t sure that what Rhett was doing could be described as dancing – he looked like he needed medical attention, which was most likely why all the enforcers stood to the side, watching in a kind of horrified fascination.”

— Suzanne Wright

58. “Am I forgiven yet?” he asked, kissing her back. She snorted. “That wasn’t you making it up to me. That was you using orgasms to soften me up so I’d more easily forgive you. Sometimes I wonder how you live with yourself.” He.”

— Suzanne Wright

59. “Also, he’s totally whipped, if that makes you feel any better.” Nick scowled at the blonde. “I’m not whipped.” “Of course you’re not,” placated Shaya, patting his arm, “you’re just well trained.” She laughed at his low growl.”

— Suzanne Wright

60. “He obviously wants to die. Assist gim.”

— Suzanne Wright

61. “You’re not supposed to smile at me like I’m a little kitten that stupidly thinks it’s a jungle cat.”

— Suzanne Wright

62. “It was just a game.” She nodded sagely. “And death is just a long nap.”

— Suzanne Wright

63. “You do that again and you’ll find out what your right testicle tastes like!”

— Suzanne Wright

64. “You’re like the sister I never wanted and am glad I don’t have.”

— Suzanne Wright

65. “It’s a guy thing, sweetie. Don’t even try to understand it, you’ll just hurt your head.”

— Suzanne Wright

66. “Wouldn’t you like to slip into something more comfortable though? Perhaps a coma?”

— Suzanne Wright

67. “Seriously, Trey, you can’t honestly have mated her. She’s not even your type. I mean, she’s thin. And mouthy. And small. Even her boobs are on the small side.” “I have nice feet.” “You’re not his type!” “You mean because I can read and write?”

— Suzanne Wright

68. “You want to change him. You think he’s broken and needs fixing. We’re all a little broken. There’s helping someone, and there’s trying to shape them into someone else. The latter just breeds resentment.”

— Suzanne Wright

69. “Greta huffed at Taryn. “In my day mates weren’t allowed to live together until after the mating ceremony.” “In your day a guy named Noah was building an ark.”

— Suzanne Wright

70. “Corbin’s brow furrowed. “You have a claymore?” “You don’t?” asked Bailey. His frown deepened. “No.” “Huh,” said the mamba. “Well that’s weird.”

— Suzanne Wright

71. “Dominic’s movements stilled. “Why are you humming The Pink Panther theme music?” “Just thought you might like some appropriate background music while you sneak around my room like a thief,” she teased, her voice drowsy with sleep.”

— Suzanne Wright

72. “Until she’d had her first caffeine-fix of the day, her friends never spoke to her. Or made eye contact with her. Or tried getting her attention. Or made any sudden movements that she might misinterpret as a challenge.”

— Suzanne Wright

73. “Clearly the lifeguard wasn’t looking when you dived in the gene pool.”

— Suzanne Wright

74. “You run at any sight of emotion. Kind of like mascara.”

— Suzanne Wright

75. “The door swung open. Corbin stood there, eyeing them all suspiciously. “What are you three doing in here?” “Plotting global domination,” said Bailey. “If you were anyone else, I’d think you were joking.”

— Suzanne Wright

76. “His wolf stretched within him, ready and content to catch and subdue his little mate. “Don’t make me chase you, baby. Don’t make me have to spank that ass.” Not that that would be such a bad thing. “Come. Here.”

— Suzanne Wright

77. “You do realize that if envy was a fatal disease, you’d be on life support right now, don’t you?”

— Suzanne Wright

78. “I know you’re good at being alone, Dane, but you don’t always have to be.”

— Suzanne Wright

79. “As Dante flicked through one of the portfolios placed on the coffee table in the corner of the reception area, he whispered into Jaime’s ear, “Do you think we could get my name tattooed on your ass?” Gaping, she slapped his upper arm. “I’d laugh if I thought you were joking.” “It would be the biggest turn-on ever to take you from behind and see my name on your ass.” He was getting hard just thinking about it.”

— Suzanne Wright

80. “You don’t have to thank me. You’re mine. I’ll always take care of you.”

— Suzanne Wright

81. “Home isn’t always a place, sweetheart. Home is something that anchors you, comforts you, and is a safe haven for you.” He rubbed his nose against hers. “Let me be that for you, Harley.”

— Suzanne Wright

82. “Scars are not flaws. They can be badges of honor. They can be marks of survival. They can be proof of a person’s craft. But never flaws. All these scars you have speak of your drive, skill, resilience, and fierceness.”

— Suzanne Wright

83. “It doesn’t matter to me if you’re the other half of my soul or not. You’re in my soul. I don’t know how you got there, I really don’t but you are.”

— Suzanne Wright

84. “Like it or not, your business became mine the minute you let me inside your body.”

— Suzanne Wright

85. “Flirting when you were in a relationship was plain disrespectful to your partner.”

— Suzanne Wright

86. “I’m not stubborn, I’m tenacious – it’s a gift and a curse.”

— Suzanne Wright

87. “If I want your opinion, I’ll kick it out of you, okay?”

— Suzanne Wright

88. “Kye had scowled and said, “I don’t like you anymore; you didn’t come back when you said you would.” Then he’d wrapped himself around her leg and said, “Okay, I forgive you.” The kid didn’t hold a grudge long.”

— Suzanne Wright

89. “Because you’re trouble. You might look harmless enough, but I know crazy when I see it.” He tapped her nose. “You, little raven, are far from sane.” She smiled. “I think that’s the nicest thing you’ve ever said to me.”

— Suzanne Wright

90. “They were also trying to drag Ryan onto the dance floor. He stared at them until they stopped, which had all the other enforcers laughing. She had to admit that his stare was unsettling, but she happened to like the broody male and found him easy to be around.”

— Suzanne Wright

91. “Sam was spirited, and it was letting her exercise that spiritedness that got her going. Whether.”

— Suzanne Wright

92. “He’s my sister’s mate – it’s my right to irritate him. It’s what we males do.”

— Suzanne Wright

93. “It seemed that people had a habit of underestimating my blunt, crazy, homicidal ray of sunshine.”

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94. “Stop looking at the world through guarded glasses for just one minute, baby. Listen to your instincts. Don’t think, Ally. Feel.”

— Suzanne Wright

95. “You’re not only enough for me. You’re everything.”

— Suzanne Wright

96. “The raven flew in circles around the wolf, taunting him. Then they raced through the woods alongside each other. Tired, the raven perched herself on his back as he padded back to the clearing. On their way, they passed two enforcers. Dominic blinked at the sight of them. “Now that’s something you don’t see every day.” Trick raised a brow. “Or ever.” Deep inside the raven, Riley smiled.”

— Suzanne Wright

97. “I’ve seen people grieve over the years. I’ve seen how easy it can be for them to become selfish while it’s happening. A person can get so wrapped up in their own pain that they feel alone, like nobody else can feel that level of pain. They forget that others are hurting too. Maybe.”

— Suzanne Wright

98. “Seeing that his smile had grown to epic proportions, she asked, “What?” “You just smiled.” “I did not.” “I saw it.” “You were hallucinating.” He shook his head, chuckling. “Nope, I saw you smile. I saw those pretty little dimples.” “I do not have dimples, Fuller!”

— Suzanne Wright

99. “Don’t get smart with me.” She snickered. “Are you sure you’d know if I did?”

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100. “Shaya’s chasing Nick with her shotgun – and I’m not even kidding. I believe the last words she said to him before we left were, ‘Run, Alpha-boy.”

— Suzanne Wright