Leopard's Rage Quotes

“He wanted this woman to trust him. To give herself to him. To let him into her life.”
― Christine Feehan, Leopard's Rage

“He had the feeling she hadn’t ever felt loved. That was going to change. He knew he loved her. He didn’t know when or how it started, it just crept up on him, but he wasn’t going to let her feel alone. She would always know she could count on him.”
― Christine Feehan, Leopard's Rage

“My woman has a temper?”
“I prefer to say I have a sense of justice and when someone crosses it, it is at their peril.”
― Christine Feehan, Leopard's Rage

“I need you, malen’koye plamya, just to breathe, to live . I’ve never said that to another human being, but it’s the truth. Not for Shturm, but for me.”
― Christine Feehan, Leopard's Rage

“She didn’t have to love him back. He probably wouldn’t know what to do with it if she did. No one ever had.”
― Christine Feehan, Leopard's Rage

“She had taken him over when he wasn’t looking . When he’d been so busy binding her to him. Wanting his own woman for all the wrong reasons and realizing when he had her, what the right reasons were.”
― Christine Feehan, Leopard's Rage

“She looked at him with an expression far too close to reverence. Bordering on real adoration. Real. He didn’t get real. He didn’t even deserve it.”
― Christine Feehan, Leopard's Rage

“The truth was, Sevastyan wanted a woman of his own. A partner. A woman to love. A woman who held the mate for his leopard. That same gift his cousins had. He doubted if that was going to ever happen for him. His father and Mitya’s father both had seen to that with their torture and deviant training.”
― Christine Feehan, Leopard's Rage

“to be here in his room waiting for him, it wasn’t nearly enough. They”
― Christine Feehan, Leopard's Rage

“He wanted to mesmerize her. To bring her under his spell. She was completely captivating him. Ensnaring him when he hadn’t thought it was possible for anyone to do such a thing.”
― Christine Feehan, Leopard's Rage

“His leopard leapt and raked, clawing for supremacy, demanding they claim her, but that wasn’t Sevastyan’s way. His woman was going to be his fully because she wanted him. Exclusively. Him. With every one of his flaws— and he had them in abundance.”
― Christine Feehan, Leopard's Rage

“Flambé was in far more danger than she realized, not in a way that would ever harm her. She was the safest woman in the world from him, but not only had Sevastyan taken a real interest in her when he didn’t in any woman, but so had his leopard.”
― Christine Feehan, Leopard's Rage

“Sometimes, Sevastyan thought his leopard, whom he affectionally called Shturm, meaning assault, would end his life by literally ripping him open and climbing out of him rather than shifting the normal way they exchanged forms.”
― Christine Feehan, Leopard's Rage