Top 72 Draven Quotes
#1. You're fearless."
Draven laughed loudly and shook his head. Zarah frowned and crossed her arms over her chest.
"No, I'm not. Trust me. I'm scared all the time. You scare the living hell out of me."
Her jaw dropped.
"I scare you?"
"Anyone who isn't scared of you is insane.
Pixie Lynn Whitfield
#2. Wicked little tongue the witch has, how I would like to bite it out of her mouth" Blood Magic Book 1 of The Draven Witch Series
Zoey Sweete
#3. I should be mortified, I know. But Alys is a good friend to me, and though she has her faults, she has a good and generous heart.(Emily)
And is that all that matters to you? (Draven)
Aye. People will always make mistakes, but in the end 'tis their heart that matters most. (Emily)
Kinley MacGregor
#4. Oh, Draven. You're my hero too! If not for you, that mean old boar would have eaten me alive. (Simon)
Get off me, you nimble-pated gelding. (Draven)
Kinley MacGregor
#5. If it makes you feel better though, she is well worth it. (Draven)
I hope you can still say that when they're scooping your entrails out and you're still alive to feel it. (Simon)
Kinley MacGregor
#6. He is the devil! (Hugh)
Spawned of hell and suckled on the teat of a demon. I make no claims to anything else. (Draven)
Kinley MacGregor
#7. But Draven did love you,' Annabel protested. 'He told you so as he died. Don't diminish his love, now that he's not here to repeat it to you.
Eloisa James
#8. I've had worse. (Draven)
Such as? (Simon)
The day my heart was ripped out of me. I assure you the king's executioner could never equal the pain I felt the day I saw our mother die. (Draven)
Kinley MacGregor
#9. I didn't think you'd allow me to attend. (Emily)
I'm a beast, Emily, not a bastard. (Draven)
Kinley MacGregor
#10. But my father's is closest. (Emily)
A wounded hawk doesn't bed down in a fox's den. (Draven)
Kinley MacGregor
#11. His voice was like ice, cold and unforgiving, which was like hearing a different Draven altogether. Here he wasn't my Draven, soft and gentle. NO, here he was the Master, here he was the one in control ... here, he was a God!
Stephanie Hudson
#12. By all accounts Rafe's life had been shattered by the loss of his brother Peter. But whereas she turned away from drink when Draven died, Rafe had simply upended a barrel of brandy on his head and hadn't taken that hat off since.
Eloisa James
#13. Do you know what a friend is, milord? (Emily)
An enemy in disguise. (Draven)
Kinley MacGregor
#14. They laughed together then until the woman's features turned somber. "Thank you for not lying about what you thought of my appearance. You might have a face to turn my hair white, but your honesty is handsome.
Grace Draven
#15. He snagged two more pieces of wood from her load for good measure. "Martise, bearing children is woman's work. Gurn and I would be sitting in the dark every night if we waited for some wandering female to pick up sticks for us.
Grace Draven
#16. You make a very handsome dead eel, my husband,"
"For a boiled mollusk, you wear black quite well, my wife,
Grace Draven
#17. Come in, Martise." Silhara's voice was almost sibilant in the darkness as he tagged on her hand. "There are no soul eaters here."
No, she thought. Only heart thieves.
Grace Draven
#18. She was as different from her dazzling sister as night was to day. Ballard found it difficult to look at the younger girl for more than a moment at a time. Beauty such as hers blinded him, like looking directly at the sun. Louvaen though--he could happily drown in the dark Louvaen.
Grace Draven
#19. I'm serious, Brishen. Promise me you'll not get yourself killed or maimed out there."
"I can't make that promise, Ildiko, but I can swear to do my best to come back with all arms and legs attached."
She frowned. "Your head too, if you please."
Brishen laughed then. "My head too.
Grace Draven
#20. I'm certain I taste like a boiled potato," she declared. He
Grace Draven
#21. Fear can be a good thing. It keeps you sharp and alert. It isn't a weakness when it benefits you.
Grace Draven
#22. He pushed back his hood so she might see him as clearly as he saw her. "Wife of my soul," he said softly. She closed her eyes and sagged in his arms. "Oh gods, Ballard. I don't want to go.
Grace Draven
#23. You're smart and sexy. You're prudent and courageous. You're a good girl and a bad girl. You're a waffle girl and a Napoleon cake girl. I've told you before that you can have it all. You don't have to put yourself in a box, Grace, because you're already the whole package. -Ethan Castle
Stephanie Draven
#24. What kind of piss is this?" he said when he caught a breath.
Louvaen frowned. "Probably something he made with the venom and scales of the worlds most evil viper."
"Oh, you have a twin?
Grace Draven
#25. A damsel in complete distress was a burden to her protectors; one familiar with self defence, not as much.
Grace Draven
#26. Martise blushed and lowered her eyes. "I meant no offense."
"Ah, another way to apologize. You have an impressive arsenal of conciliatory statements. I've known slaves less contrite than you.
Grace Draven
#27. Such words only hurt when the person saying them means something to you.
Grace Draven
#28. How interesting that a man didn't always admire his own traits in another. The
Grace Draven
#29. He burned as if with fever, and she burned for him.
Grace Draven
#30. Gained a little wisdom, did you?" "Age and experience do that for a person." "True. There should be some reward for creaking bones and gray hair." He
Grace Draven
#31. I would have been content to live my life as just Brishen," he whispered into her hair. "Who was loved by Ildiko.
Grace Draven
#32. The art of negotiation favored not the one with the better odds but the one who could convince his opponents that his were the best odds.
Grace Draven
#33. Martise, lower your knife. There are more than a few people eager to carve out my heart. You'll have to take your place in line.
Grace Draven
#34. He loved her to the point of madness, to obsession and even sacrifice. He wasn't Berdikhan, and he wouldn't make her Zafira. He'd rob her of her Gift, but she'd live. If he had to destroy Corruption, Conclave and himself, she'd live.
Grace Draven
#35. You've flowers in you hair," she said. Tender amusement, instead of distaste, threaded her voice.
"That's because they're growing out of my head.
Grace Draven
#36. Sleep here each day, Ildiko." A sweet warmth suffused her. She entangled her legs with his and hugged his arm to her waist. "As you wish. Just don't steal the blankets.
Grace Draven
#37. My dear, treacherous mother," he breathed. "What have you done?
Grace Draven
#38. Did I please you?"
Silhara raised his head slowly to stare at her. High color flagged his cheekbones. His pupils swallowed the lighter black of his eyes. "Please me? You've vanquished me.
Grace Draven
#39. A kiss before I go, dragonslayer." He leaned in to capture her lips with his.
Grace Draven
#40. He allowed himself a small chuckle then. "I will conquer kingdoms for you if you but ask it of me, Ildiko.
Grace Draven
#41. A companion," he whispered against her mouth. "A lover." He nibbled at her bottom lip, and his hand slid from her nape to cup the back of her head. "A beloved wife.
Grace Draven
#42. Raised in a brothel, I'd think such a sight common for you." He approached her slowly, his gaze caressing her as he drew close. "True." He drew a delicate pattern over her bare breasts and midriff. "But you aren't common, even if you do only have two breasts.
Grace Draven
#43. He didn't think it possible to sign sewage-sucking-excuse-of-a-baseborn-bilge-rat but somehow Gurn managed.
Grace Draven
#44. She made him strong; she made him weak, and in that moment, she nearly put him on his knees.
Grace Draven
#45. I can't accept this, my lord. Its too fine a gift, and I am no queen."
Ballard gently pushed it back to her. "You are, Louvaen. You're simply uncrowned.
Grace Draven
#46. Had you crawled out from under my bed when I was a child, I would have bludgeoned you to death with my father's mace." Brishen
Grace Draven
#47. Transfixed beneath the rays of a jaundiced star, he huddled against the crumbling parapet, fighting an evil the priests assumed long vanquished.
Grace Draven
#48. Ildiko had been tempted more than a few times to cross her eyes and watch their reaction.
"Don't even think about it, wife. You'll notice half of them are sharpening or cleaning their weapons. All I need is for someone to inadvertently slice themselves open because you startled them.
Grace Draven
#49. You have done an unwise thing, Martise of Asher," he said softly. "You've caught my interest.
Grace Draven
#50. Privilege," she said gently, "gives the crown its shine. Duty gives it its weight.
Grace Draven
#52. I'd challenge gods and queens to make you mine, Ballard. Conquer a kingdom or two if necessary.
Grace Draven
#53. When sorrow comes, they come not single spies, but in battalions. I've allies in heaven, Jack, i've commrades in hell ... say hello for me ...
James O'Barr
#54. So the crow spirals down through a collapsed dream and the only sound it makes in like a concave scream.
James O'Barr
#55. A man with clear sight into his own soul will always make a wise decision.
Grace Draven
#56. Paranormal romance gives me the opportunity to explore love outside of its traditional boundaries. Common themes are hunger and uncontrollable desires, but I like to push further into wounds that cannot be healed and the way love can still find its way into the cracks of a fractured soul.
Stephanie Draven
#57. I'm not desperate for a child, Ildiko. I'm desperate for my wife. That's it. No matter what you believe, you aren't lesser. Not to me. You are all.
Grace Draven
#58. I've always been under the assumption that death is a one-time, encompassing event."
"Why would you ever think that?
Grace Draven
#59. An excellent choice to pair the scarpatine with the potato, Your Highness. They are better together than apart.
Grace Draven
#60. Don't sing." He pointed a finger at her for emphasis. "You've scared my dog, my birds and my servant with your yowling." He paused. "You've even managed to scare me.
Grace Draven
#61. His warning amused her and revealed a hint of his unease in the upcoming meeting. How interesting that a man didn't always admire his own traits in another.
Grace Draven
#62. She reached into a pocket of her tunic and brought out a small decorative box. She placed it on the table and slid it toward him. He squelched the urge to push it back. "I came to bring you this. It's yours."
Grace Draven
#63. I leave my heart and my kingdom in your capable hands, wife
Grace Draven
#64. This should never have happened, Brishen. We were unimportant, you and I. We weren't supposed to mean anything to anyone."
"Woman of day," he said slowly. "You mean everything to me.
Grace Draven
#65. There's more."
"Of course there is," Brishen said flatly. It had started badly; it turned worse and hinted at becoming ruinous.
Grace Draven
#66. Hello, pretty hag," he said.
"Wolf," she teased. "You look good enough to eat."
One of his eyebrows rose. "Why is it when I tell you that, you look ready to bolt for the door?"
She braced her hands on her hips. "I do not," she said, indignant. "At least not anymore.
Grace Draven
#67. I don't need you on your back for anything Martise, unless you want to go star-gazing with me.
Grace Draven
#68. On a snowy winter morning, Martise of Neith - once of Asher - opened a gate and awakened darkness.
Grace Draven
#70. While he disliked the idea of scaring her, ignorance had killed more than its fair share of people, and he wanted her aware of the danger.
Grace Draven
#71. It's my experience that a weakness understood is no weakness. If you know you have it, even if you can't control it, you can make allowances for it. It is those who ignore or don't understand their weaknesses who are wasted by them.
Kristen Ashley
#72. I'll sleep long and hard when I'm dead. You defy death by celebrating life." It
Grace Draven
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