Deep Kiss of Winter Quotes

“And if you don’t think I can hold my own against all those eighteenth-century mortals you were out tagging, then you’re a fool, Casanova.” ... “Oh, yes, I know all about you.”

He went still. “What are you talking about?”

“I was alive back then. And all the Lore heard about the ruthless warlord brothers from Estonia. The general, the scholar, the enigma, and . . . the manwhore.”
― Kresley Cole, Deep Kiss of Winter

“...a woman's voice said, "if you've reached this message and you weren't trying to contact Regin the Radient" -

Regin?

-"then I know three things about you. One of my half sisters just tooled your ass and never wants to see you again. B. You're pop-culturally illiterate enough not to know this number is a song. And three, you'll never tell another male about this humiliating prank, so the number trick can be continued indefinitely. If however, you called for moi, then say something to amuse me after the beep."

..Just as he was about to unleash his wrath in a message, a computerized voice said, "Mailbox is full.”
― Kresley Cole, Deep Kiss of Winter

“When do you give up on someone you love?”
― Kresley Cole, Deep Kiss of Winter

“Women are like bottles of liquor. They should be sampled,
savored, then discarded. Matrimony is for men who can’t
handle their liquor.”
― Gena Showalter, Deep Kiss of Winter

“Vampire, At some time in the future, you’re really going to want my number. So I thought I would give you this: 867-5309. XOXO, Daniela, the Ice Queen”
― Kresley Cole, Deep Kiss of Winter

“she spied nothing out of the ordinary—tourists milling, witches catcalling to human males—but”
― Kresley Cole, Deep Kiss of Winter

“Fairness is an idea most often touted by the defeated. I’ll use any advantage I have, on anyone, at any time. That”
― Kresley Cole, Deep Kiss of Winter

“Eight-six-seven-five-three-oh-nine—”
― Kresley Cole, Deep Kiss of Winter

“I’d rather not have had a glimpse of what I’ve been missing.”
― Kresley Cole, Deep Kiss of Winter

“B. You’re pop-culturally illiterate not to know that this number is a song.”
― Kresley Cole, Deep Kiss of Winter

“Obviously, I need to leave,” she said, while thinking, Tell me I’m your Bride, and that I will be staying. Be an arrogant, possessive Neanderthal vampire! She wanted him to simply inform her that he would never let her go and she would just have to accept that, or whatever”
― Kresley Cole, Deep Kiss of Winter

“But a woman’s voice said, “If you’ve reached this message and you weren’t trying to contact Regin the Radiant”— Regin? —“then I know three things about you. One of my half sisters just tooled your ass and never wants to see you again. B. You’re pop-culturally illiterate not to know that this number is a song. And three, you’ll never tell another male about this humiliating prank, so the number trick can be continued indefinitely. If, however, you called for moi, then say something to amuse me after the beep.” Murdoch’s anger was boiling. Just as he was about to unleash his wrath in a message, a computerized voice said, “Mailbox is full.” That little witch”
― Kresley Cole, Deep Kiss of Winter