Rock Star Romance Quotes

“You're weird."
"You're weird too," she said defensively.
"I guess that means we're perfect for each other." He stared into her eyes, challenging her to deny it.
"I guess so," she said.
He smiled.”
― Olivia Cunning, Wicked Beat

“Finally, she took him in, all wet and sexy beneath her.
Every breath and groan echoed over the water. She alternated her gaze from the stars in heaven to the rock star that was currently her heaven.”
― Lisa Gillis, Weathering Jack Storm

“Yes, Troy, I’m tired. And do you want to know why?” She raised her brows, cocking her head on an angle to give him a full dose of attitude. “Cause I was riding Blake all night long.”
― Eden Summers, Passionate Addiction

“You know how when someone’s losing their shit, someone else slaps them to bring them out of it?” He lowers his voice. “That’s what it’s like when I see you.”

My breath turns light. “Seeing me brings you physical pain?”

“Seeing you is both losing my shit, and the slap.”
― Elena Ireland, Say It's Mine

“I have a proposal for you. Listen, since we’re both a bit lost and also looking to get lost for a while, let’s disappear together.”
― Sima Ben, Double Devotion

“Settle down, Maverick, this isn’t the danger zone.”
― Eden Summers, Blind Attraction

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― Regina Frame

““I . . . well . . .” He closed his eyes, rubbed his forehead and took a breath. “How can I say it, Ave? You’re the water. The wave. The ride. The whole lot.” - Bran, Siren's Wave having a hard time telling Ava how he feels.”
― J.A. Hazel

“Käytävästä kuului liikettä, eikä aikaakaan ennen kuin Gary ilmestyi portaiden päähän. Hän näytti niin pirteältä ja hyväntuuliselta, että olisi voinut kuvitella olevan keskipäivä ennemmin kuin keskiyö. Hän oli pukeutunut lyhyeen, mustaan nahkatakkiin ja kapealahkeisiin, mustiin farkkuihin ja näytti juuri siltä mitä olikin – maailmanluokan rock-tähdeltä.
Kun hän kääntyi minua kohti, hänen kasvoilleen levisi ilkikurinen hymy.
”Hei, en tiennytkään, että pyjama voi olla noin seksikäs.”
― Pamela Harju, Etäisesti sinun

“Inhosin aamuja Garyn kanssa. Väistämätön ero oli aina nurkan takana, ja vaikka sillä ei tuntunut olevan hänelle mitään merkitystä, minut valtasi aina katkera pettymys ja itseinho. Olin lakannut toivomasta ja unelmoimasta. Gary ei kuulunut minun maailmaani. Hän oli laulaja valtavan suosion saavuttaneessa rock-bändissä eikä missään nimessä aikonut asettua aloilleen puhelinkaupan myyjän kanssa. Tunteiden myllerryksessä minun oli aina vaikea keksiä sanottavaa. Gary ei sitä tosin näyttänyt kaipaavankaan. Hän oli täysin uppoutunut seuraamaan tapahtumia kadulla.”
― Pamela Harju, Etäisesti sinun

“Pettymyksen julma koura kuristi kurkkuani. Tietenkään Gary ei ollut mustasukkainen. Miksi olisikaan ollut? Hänelle en sentään ollut ainoa nainen maailmassa. Häntä vain kiinnosti varmistaa, että kukaan ei saisi tietää minusta. Aivan kuin sillä olisi ollut jotakin merkitystä. Tietysti tapaus kiinnostaisi yleisöä jonkin aikaa, mutta se unohtuisi nopeasti.”
― Pamela Harju, Etäisesti sinun

“Gary ei koskaan lakannut olemasta rock-tähti, ei edes vapaapäivinään. Hän katosi pitkäksi aikaa vessaan, selvästi huolehtimaan tukastaan, ja pukeutui mustiin, kapealahkeisiin farkkuihin, joihin kuuluvasta punaisesta vyöstä roikkui kolme erilaista ketjua. Hänen t-paitansa oli täynnä vinoittaisia, punaisia ja mustia raitoja, ja hänen kenkänsä olivat suorastaan TV:stä tutut, punaiset tennarit. Oli vaikea sanoa, oliko Gary pukeutunut ja käyttäytynyt kuin rock-laulaja jo nuoresta pitäen, vai oliko hän vain omaksunut roolinsa niin hyvin, että ei osannut siitä luopua edes vapaa-aikanaan.”
― Pamela Harju, Etäisesti sinun

“I just got tired of fighting. I made a decision. That was the fire. I found out that I was pregnant and she's the rain.”
― Randolph Randy Camp, ...Then The Rain

“Dusty:... how long was I asleep?

Jed: Too long if you're sleeping without me.”
― Abby Knox, Her Hi-Fi Hunk

“Of course you and I are good,” she says, and then with a wicked smile that could only come from a daughter who belongs to me, she turns to Jed.
“Are you my new daddy?”
There’s groaning, there’s laughter, and then finally Jed has to interrupt and square my shoulders with the stage.
“Now for the real surprise,” he says in my ear, giving me a squeeze.
I can’t imagine what he’s got planned, but then my brain, my mind, my soul, my spirit and the air in my lungs go bye-bye, because on the stage—somehow on my little rinky-dink stage in my teeny little artist colony town—is…her.
“Um, that’s…no way. No. Way.”
Jed laughs and hugs me from behind. Way.”
I open my mouth to make a sound but nothing comes out.”
― Abby Knox, Her Hi-Fi Hunk

“I was on freaking fire. I was the Vesuvius burning down Pompeii. I was Hell, raising the temperature of their body. I was the arsonist of our fans’ panties.”
― Gabrielle G., Darling

“A pierced lip that I ache to kiss, a guitar god’s hands that leave stardust on me when we touch.”
― Kella Campbell, Rock Star's Heart

“Tall enough. Toned arms with just the right amount of ink. Blond wavy hair. Oh, hell no.”
― Kella Campbell, Rock God in Exile

“I think I burned the Bacon". I glanced over to the stove and see the crispy blackened pieces in the cart-iron pan. I look up at him. "It was worth it.”
― Tori Fox, Cruel Promises

“Nothing. Nothing would make me forget about you, Freckles. Promise you'll never forget let ugly words make you forget that.”
― Anne Malcom, Echoes of Silence

“Let Me Know...
Should I wait for you?
Or let you go
Shall I hang on to our love
I need to know.”
― Lesley Jones, The Letters

“Let Me Know... Should I wait for you? Or let you go. Shall I hang on to our love. I need to know.”
― Lesley Jones

“...One might say I had become a titan of immorality, an archangel of vice. A creature that was no longer afraid of anything after seeing and experiencing it all...

From the novel: Sex, Cocaine and Rock and Roll”
― Jimmy Daraiche

“Because you begged her to kiss you, and she begged me to fuck her.”
― Ashley Jade, The Words

“Who am I, if not a rock god who can indulge your every fantasy? Sweet dreams, Dina," he whispered as she dozed off.”
― Melanie Hitchens, Fantasies Indulged: At The Night Club Series 1

“Who am I, if not a rock god who can indulge your every fantasy? Sweet dreams, Dina.”
― Melanie Hitchens

“Who am I, if not a rock god who can indulge your every fantasy? Sweet dreams, Dina. (Mitch Restin)”
― Melanie Hitchens

“Weaving time, reaching/
We've swayed and danced too much.
You've strayed and caved for us/
Farther from you. Farther time.”
― Melanie Hitchens, That Night: Nostalgia Series, Book 1

“Orange burn on my high rise
Facing the sky. Here we go.
Chasing my prize.
The sun in your eyes
Tokyo, Tokyo, Tokyo Sunrise.

Pink crease on the skyline.
On the rooftop alone, let’s be slow.
Your love a surprise, your lips on my thighs
Tokyo, Tokyo, Tokyo Sunrise.”
― Melanie Hitchens, Handled: At The Night Club Series: Book 2

“Heck, no one knows if the internet will still be around in ten years— Rock-IT! Towne by Mark Streuber

This is about the music and the bands who made it. And this is about all those unlikely people who became stars and then fell from the sky and had to scratch out a living to make ends meet at some crap job when their hit machine ran dry and their money ran out. And it’s about the fans who played their music on their first date, and their first prom, and when they cruised the street in their first car. The fans who cried during their first breakup, or first divorce, who jumped for joy during the birth of their child, or first big promotion. This is about the people who want to remember the good times— and the bad, I guess— and relive a happier time when they still had rock ‘n’ roll, and they still had something to believe in. That’s what this website is about. It’s not only about where they are now — or about the money— Rock-IT! Towne by Mark Streuber

Rockers were pretty good at unzipping their fly on their own. They didn’t need a snot-nosed journalist to unzip it for them— Rock-IT! Towne by Mark Streuber

You keep thinking this band will turn up, and maybe they will. But if you ain’t found ‘em yet, it’s a good bet your band has drowned…. Every band gets swept out to sea at one time or another. Most make it back to shore, but some don’t. I think your band has drowned and you ain’t never gonna see ‘em again— Rock-IT! Towne by Mark Streuber

Be careful… The First Cut is the Deepest, as Rod Stewart once sang. But the second cut is pretty deep too— Rock-IT! Towne by Mark Streuber

I knew them well enough. I knew they were as dysfunctional as any band I ever worked with. Although, I don’t think they used the word dysfunctional back then. I think they used words like screwed up—Rock-IT! Towne by Mark Streuber

Seems she was more agreeable to you being here. For my part, I wanted to put you both in a sack and drop you into Lake Winona— Rock-IT! Towne by Mark Streuber

Yeah, well. One man’s truth can be another man’s dagger to the heart— Rock-IT! Towne by Mark Streuber

People move on, Jonathan. Rock music moved on. It was never gonna last. You write for a rock magazine. You of all people should know that… Yes, but it didn’t disappear without a trace—
Rock-IT! Towne by Mark Streuber

Fame, money, prestige, power. It’s what we think we want until we find out how it destroys as easily as it helps. I know that from personal experience— Rock-IT! Towne by Mark Streuber”
― Mark Streuber