Claire Farrell > Quotes

“...I didn’t have the guts to start a conversation with him. Knowing me, my mouth would dry up, I’d stutter something nonsensical and probably trip and fal into a bin for good measure.”
― Claire Farrell, Verity

“Bit of a hormone imbalance today, yeah?”
― Claire Farrell, Verity

“Our history teacher had the most boring voice in the world and no teaching skils to speak of. Every single class, he read aloud in a monotonous tone. Yeah, fascinating. Double history on a Monday morning was a punishment from God.”
― Claire Farrell, Verity

“I’d swap with Amelia if I was you. So she doesn’t have to sit beside him.”
“What about you?”
“Who would you rather he sat next to, me or your sister? Move.”
“I’ve a better idea,” he whispered back. “How about I swap with you and make out like I have to tel Aaron something, and then you could cal Amelia over to you like you have something important to tel her. The lights wil go out, and Amelia won’t bother switching back.”
“Evans, that is a fabulous idea.”
“Rivers, I know.”
― Claire Farrell, Verity

“For some reason, Joey seemed to think that the entire male population of the town left Tammie and me alone because of his presence only.”
― Claire Farrell, Verity

“We sat in silence for so long that I wondered if Nathan had evil twin who kept charming me.”
― Claire Farrell, Verity

“New beginnings can be terrifying, but sometimes the best things are born from the darkest days.”
― Claire Farrell, Soul

“What kind of idiot laughs at somebody on a rampage?”
― Claire Farrell, Verity

“Regret is pointless. Enjoy the moments because they can end. Why regret the things that made you happy, even for one moment?”
― Claire Farrell, Soul

“Humans are strange. Sometimes love is more than gender or race. Sometimes it’s big enough to bypass any obstacle, even the less obvious ones.”
― Claire Farrell, Soul

“Logically, I knew I was stronger than him, but I was raised to understand men were supposed to be stronger than women.”
― Claire Farrell, Thirst

“You’re a woman no matter what,” I said firmly. “Whether you give birth to a child”
― Claire Farrell, Queen

“But Realtin had once had a quiet, reflective moment in which she had told me it wasn't important what a person looked like, wasn't important how well you knew them. Souls knew souls, and that was all that mattered.
Regret is pointless. Enjoy the moments because they can end. Why regret the things that made you happy, even for one moment.
Humans are strange. Sometimes love is more than gender or race. Sometimes it's big enough to bypass any obstacle, even the less obvious ones.”
― Claire Farrell, Soul

“chastised”
― Claire Farrell, Taken

“It was almost funny to watch someone so smart feel so stupid.”
― Claire Farrell, Cursed: The Complete Series, #1-3

“In the months since Ava fooled the British vampires and dealt with Becca for good, life has been easier, but not without its problems. Her deal with the twins is physically harming her, Peter’s grasp on sanity is slipping, Carl is struggling, and Esther is losing her edge.”
― Claire Farrell, Taken

“her”
― Claire Farrell, Tethers

“But Realtin had once had a quiet, reflective moment in which she had told me it wasn't important what a person looked like, wasn't important how well you knew them. Souls knew souls, and that was all that mattered.”
― Claire Farrell, Soul

“I didn’t want to step down into the darkness, didn’t want to face a god, but I did it anyway because there was nobody else.”
― Claire Farrell, Chaos Volume 2: Books 4-6

“you are you, and that’s the difference. You decide. Nobody else has power over you. Don’t let anyone make you think otherwise.”
― Claire Farrell, Traitor

“Humans are strange. Sometimes love is more than gender or race. Sometimes it's big enough to bypass any obstacle, even the less obvious ones.”
― Claire Farrell, Soul

“I leaned back on the bench and waited for Amelia, my”
― Claire Farrell, Clarity

“I asked him for more time, and he said okay. Then, he changed his mind and came back. I just used my influence a teeny, tiny bit, and got him to go away.”
― Claire Farrell, Tempt

“Dimples chased his smile,”
― Claire Farrell, Verity