Top 200 Suzanne Wright Quotes (2025 Update)
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151. “And I’m stubborn, if you want absolute obedience, get a Labrador.”

— Suzanne Wright

152. “You’re insane.” He smiled. “I love it when you try to flatter your way into my pants.”

— Suzanne Wright

153. “If you don’t stop bothering me, I’m going to fart and watch with glee as you pass out from the smell.”

— Suzanne Wright

154. “My mom always said that guys are like commercials – you can’t trust a single word they say.”

— Suzanne Wright

155. “Alex let out a heavy breath. His uncle could demonstrate the ability to walk on water and Valentina would still call him useless purely because he didn’t work at her pace.”

— Suzanne Wright

156. “Look, I might biologically be a sphinx, but I’m an imp in every other way that counts. That means I’m unmanageable, stubborn, secretive, I don’t like rules, and I make people tired and irritated – and I take pride in it.”

— Suzanne Wright

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

— Suzanne Wright

158. “But what we think and what we feel deep inside – not always the same.”

— Suzanne Wright

159. “Well, fuckadoodledoo.”

— Suzanne Wright

160. “So, what, you’re a stalker now?” “I prefer the term ‘intense investigator.’” Before.”

— Suzanne Wright

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

— Suzanne Wright

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

— Suzanne Wright

163. “God, I loved this woman: this very crazy, borderline-homicidal – on second thought, scrap the borderline – woman.”

— Suzanne Wright

164. “I don’t need words, I just need you to come back.” – Taryn.”

— Suzanne Wright

165. “Jesse backed her against the wall and placed a hand either side of her head, crowding her. “I don’t play games, Harley, so I’ll tell you straight, I want you. In my bed. In my life. Where you belong.”

— Suzanne Wright

166. “Why are you still smiling? You’re supposed to fear my mighty wrath.”

— Suzanne Wright

167. “We’ve been over this formation a thousand times so they better remember it or I’ll jam bamboo up their arses.”

— Suzanne Wright

168. “Allowing Marcus to lead her back to the Toyota, she glanced over her shoulder at Kerrie. “You – if you come near us again, I’ll make you choke on your own ovaries. And I’ll enjoy it. What’s more, I’ll make you enjoy it. Just sayin’.”

— Suzanne Wright

169. “Trey sighed in frustration. Why did she have to be right? All he wanted was revenge. Was that really that bad? He didn’t think so.”

— Suzanne Wright

170. “Such soft, pretty breasts.” “They’ve been well and truly pleasured. Your hand needs to head further south.”

— Suzanne Wright

171. “The most irritating thing about every morning? Knowing she needed to get up.”

— Suzanne Wright

172. “Fate didn’t just pair us up like a meddling matchmaker. Your soul is the other half of mine, just as mine is the other half of yours. It’s as simple and as complicated as that.”

— Suzanne Wright

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

— Suzanne Wright

174. “People don’t own cats, Dane. Cats own us. And this one has decided you’re hers.”

— Suzanne Wright

175. “Anyone who’s so narrow-minded needs help; being prejudiced just holds people back.”

— Suzanne Wright

176. “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

177. “You can harass me again tomorrow.” “I don’t harass you, I just show up wherever you are.” She.”

— Suzanne Wright

178. “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

179. “You did good, you work hard. But it doesn’t end there. You’ve got goals to hit, don’t lose sight of them.”

— Suzanne Wright

180. “I’ve done things in my time that would make the curly hairs in your pants go straight. Female or not, I reckon I’ve got bigger balls than you have.”

— Suzanne Wright

181. “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

182. “Believing in luck stops people from taking control of their lives. It makes people leave decisions to chance.”

— Suzanne Wright

183. “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

184. “Owen swallowed. “She was mine first.” “And you should have held tight to her. You didn’t. You let her go. That was your mistake.”

— Suzanne Wright

185. “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

186. “Hey there, pretty baby. How’s my favorite wolf in the world?”

— Suzanne Wright

187. “I have to wonder if things could have been different if you hadn’t been deprived of oxygen at birth. Just a thought.”

— Suzanne Wright

188. “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

189. “When I was fourteen, a girl with wounded gold eyes brought me back from the dead. She made me want to live. Saved me from a self-imposed hell. How could that girl not be more important to me than anything, Harley?”

— Suzanne Wright

190. “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

191. “Dane scratched him behind his ear, making Ranger’s eyelids droop in pleasure. Well, he’d won over the dog fast enough.”

— Suzanne Wright

192. “Ridiculously, they all looked disappointed that no one would be being kidnapped. Unreal.”

— Suzanne Wright

193. “You’re my mate, Ally.” He went nose to nose with her. “And you’re about to get claimed.”

— Suzanne Wright

194. “I like to pretend the storks deliver the babies. Ooh, I see flamingos.”

— Suzanne Wright

195. “That’s Bruce,” said Derren, watching as the dog rubbed his body all over Ally’s legs and butted her hand for a stroke. His wolf was jealous, wanted the same attention, which was just plain pathetic.”

— Suzanne Wright

196. “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

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

— Suzanne Wright

198. “The more I told myself it wasn’t that funny, the harder I wanted to laugh.”

— Suzanne Wright

199. “Dominic chuckled. “So she’s not a morning person?” “Ignore her, she’s just horny.” He grunted when she flung her hairbrush at him.”

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200. “No, they’d strike without warning, turning from a cuddly creature into a furry ball of insanity. That was just how the little cat rolled. You never startled them. You never cornered them. You never touched their food. And you never fed them after midnight.”

— Suzanne Wright