Quotes About Lilah

#1. Don't worry." ... "We are right behind you."
"Notice," Lilah added with a smile, "the direction is behind.

Nora Roberts

#2. Fun! You think I have just been having fun with you? I am insane in love with you, Lilah! I have been since the first night. Remember the night I carried you all the way home, just so you could not meet anyone else before I had the chance to make you mine?

Anna Bloom

#3. The blues are intent and watchful. "You're trying to get me to change my mind, aren't you?"
"Lilah, I constantly hope that you are going to change your mind, but I know you well enough to know that you won't."
I just nod at him.

Anna Bloom

#4. Mandatory showers had been dropped in the fall, when Lilah Porter protested the archaic practice by staging a sit-in in the gym, where she set up a projector and played the shower scene from Carrie in a continuous loop until the school board caved.

Marlene Perez

#5. We could skip the mistletoe...."
Lilah was afraid if she let Sam Lawton kiss her, it might end up as a lot more. Her bed was up those stairs. Maybe they would make it to the bed.

Mary J. Williams

#6. Lilah stood above them, tall and beautiful, her white hair whipping in the fresh breeze, her clothes streaked with gore, her hazel eyes glowing with fire.
She turned slowly to Nix and in her ghostly whisper of a voice said, I hate boys.

Jonathan Maberry

#7. Lilah, there's not a living soul on this planet who shouldn't be afraid of Saint John.

Jonathan Maberry

#8. When Chong made to sit down next to her, Lilah drew her knife and stabbed the point into the earth between them.
"I can see that you need some quiet time," he said and scuttled quickly away.

Jonathan Maberry

#9. I, Lilah McCannon, aged twenty-five, have just run away from home. I am trying not to think about it too much. Every time I do, I start to hyperventilate with that hitched breathing that precedes a full-scale panic attack.

Anna Bloom

#10. You, Lilah, scare the hell out of me."
"Why?" she whispered.
He met her gaze and held it. "Because I could fall for you, Lilah. Hard and deep and never want to come back up."
She could scarcely breathe. "What's wrong with that?"
"We'd drown.

Jill Shalvis

#11. Where? Where do you want me to kiss you, Lilah?"
She shivered at the thought of where she wanted his mouth, but he pulled free to look at her, waiting for her answer. "Everywhere," she managed.

Jill Shalvis

#12. I already have a plan." Celie said, raising her hand as she would with her tutor.
"Do you?" Rolf's eyes gleamed. "What is it?"
"I don't think you'll like it, Lilah." Celie apologized straightaway. "It involves manure ... a great deal of manure."
Rolf started to laugh again.

Jessica Day George

#13. My heart breaks literally into a thousand tiny pieces.

Lilah K. London

#14. It's your secret. A piece of your life that's yours to share or not to share, as you see fit. You never have to tell a soul if you don't want to.

Lilah Pace

#15. How did this man with the power to terrify me also become the one person who truly makes me feel safe?

Lilah Pace

#16. I've come to realize that speaking the truth can be a form of love. Maybe listening can be too.

Lilah Pace

#17. Once again that mixture of fear and desire surges through my veins, the same kind of fire I imagine injected heroin must feel like - an agony so sweet you'd do anything for it.

Lilah Pace

#18. Sometimes "Southern hospitality" is just another term for hypocrisy.

Lilah Pace

#19. Sometimes what looks like generosity can be control.You think you're being swept up in this big romance, but really it's all about separating you from your own life.

Lilah Pace

#20. The fantasy comes from that, and from a culture that eroticizes violence against women, and leftover puritanical guilt about sex that tells us we're not allowed to choose it and want it for ourselves, and from God only knows where else.

Lilah Pace

#21. We don't get all better; we don't fix everything that's broken. We just learn how to work around the broken bits. How to do the best we can with what we have, and who we are.

Lilah Pace

#22. A macchiato can only solve your problems if you let it, sweetie.

Lilah Pace

#23. It's so hard to believe that someone might want me - all of me - fucked-up sexual desire, tangled family history, book-hoarding tendencies, everything.

Lilah Pace

#24. Mines lie buried just beneath the surface of every sentence my mother says.

Lilah Pace

#25. The September night is as sultry as July, and the sound of cicadas shimmers louder, softer, then louder again. It's the sound of heat itself, of summer bearing down on you without mercy.

Lilah Pace

#26. When will that be? After all your secrets are told. So, never. My illusions have been overshadowed by harsh, cold fact.

Lilah Pace

#27. Still, one of the great truths of life is that any situation can be improved with coffee.

Lilah Pace

#28. A piece of art that speaks to you can open windows in a room you hadn't even known was dark.

Lilah Pace

#29. Sometimes life is like a video game. When things get harder, and the obstacles get tougher, it just means you leveled up.

Lilah Pace

#30. I meant - the world breaks so many of us. Maybe all of us, in the end. But everyone starts out like this. Untouched, happy. Perfect. And we put all our hopes on children, all the hopes we can't believe in for ourselves any longer.

Lilah Pace

#31. They have no idea how deep this goes for me. To them it's a tremor, not an earthquake.

Lilah Pace