Selene Charles > Quotes

“It wasn’t her intention to make her dad hate Katy.”
― Selene Charles, Reckless

“she was beyond ready to move to second base already? A little boob-grab never killed anybody, seriously.”
― Selene Charles, Forbidden

“You’ve been followed by them.” Flint thought back to all the times she’d seen red eyes and had shrugged it off, chalking it up to poor lighting or exhaustion. “How long?” “Since the day I met you.” “Why? Do I smell tasty or something? Is that why she attacked me? Should I perfume myself with holy garlic?”
― Selene Charles, Forbidden

“she had to wonder how Cain always seemed to get away with murder. He wore glasses, dressed like the Unabomber, and talked in class, none of which ever seemed to get him in trouble.”
― Selene Charles, Forbidden

“Gawd, I’d always been a sucker in life or death for European men. Especially of the Gaelic variety. Give me an Irishman or Scot in a kilt and I was lost. I”
― Selene Charles, Whiskey, Vamps, and Thieves

“But Eli and Seth were in a semi-raged form and could easily tear him limb from limb if they wanted to.”
― Selene Charles, Possessed

“A Cheshire grin curled across his features. “I’ll let you in on a little secret, dear Alice. All the best of us are.”
― Selene Charles, Whiskey, Vamps, and Thieves

“Parents had an uncanny ability to retain our loyalties even when they hurt us worst of all. Somewhere deep down inside us all was the need to feel our parents’ love. It was the human condition. That despairing need could lead us right to our doom, and yet we’d still dive headlong into it, hoping that, just this once, just this time, it could be different,”
― Selene Charles, The Vampire Went Down to Georgia

“You could have warned me you were going to change.”
― Selene Charles, Reckless

“She was a special kind of snowflake.”
― Selene Charles, Forbidden

“Gossiping hens had nothing on ghosts. I didn’t know how they did it, but considering ghosts couldn’t eat, couldn’t have sex, drink, do drugs, or any other things for enjoyment, all they had was gossip. They were like the information superhighway, except dead and vaguely spooky.”
― Selene Charles, Whiskey, Vamps, and Thieves

“Unlike on Earth where wearing the same outfit for two days would make it smell grimy and gross,”
― Selene Charles, Possessed

“He was calling her by her God-given name,”
― Selene Charles, Possessed

“This was all about letting go, giving in to their needs and desires, about realizing that time was finite and that sometimes no matter how tightly one clung to the other, sometimes things weren’t forever.”
― Selene Charles, Possessed