Superbia Quotes

“I moved to lick her thigh again, just so she knew who was really in charge here, but she caught my tongue in her fist, squeezing lightly and shooting me a triumphant and entirely devilish smile. That fucking smile. By the goddesses, it was addictive. “Here, Captain,” she instructed, rolling her hips and dragging the tip of my tongue over her clit. Just the smallest hint of her taste had me groaning, desperate for more, craving her slick more than I’d ever craved anything. “This is where I want you.”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“Had Soren gotten me off in spectacular fashion in that entry room? Yes. Did I need anyone to know about that? Fuck no. Fuck no on toast. Fuck no with sprinkles on top.”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“Why do I feel like you’re all conspiring against me?” I sighed, uncorking the bottle with my teeth. “We are. All aboard SS Friendship, first stop: hair braiding. Tallulah is sewing us matching dresses.” “You better be joking.” “Of course I’m joking, she’s actually making friendship bracelets. Now, I’m thinking we do like a half-up, half-down thing and then go wild with a bold lip—make those Shade boys drool when they see your mouth.”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“If you want a needy little huntress who’s going to drop to her knees and beg for monster dick, you’d better head back to Elverston House and find someone else.” Stubborn wench. I ran my nose over her collarbone, sucking down lungfuls of her syrupy sweet desire. “I have a needy little huntress right here, and you don’t have to be on your knees to beg.”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“I wasn’t a romantic by nature, but with him… It felt like we were two halves of the same whole. Soul mates, twin flames, whatever the word was.”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“A large part of me wanted to march up to Selene and tell her that Soren didn’t need the communal power stores because he had me and my magical vagina. It may have been the dumbest, most illogical thought I’d ever had.”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“Enough,” Soren clipped. I was grinding my teeth to dust, but Meridia’s insults made it easier to maintain my silence if anything. I’d never been good at formulating words when I was truly angry. All of my best retorts came to me hours later, usually when I was alone in the shower.”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“With just as little gentleness, I grabbed his other horn, giving his head a rough tug that drew out another deliciously low moan before shoving him down where I wanted him. Soren inhaled my pussy like he’d die if he didn’t, and it made everything in me clench in the most delicious way. “You’re being very subtle,” he murmured, voice dripping with arrogance. “What exactly is it you want?”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“was a powerful female who clothed me. And unclothed me.” Technically, all that had happened was I’d wandered out of range of Levana, and the shadows had disappeared, revealing the tight slip I’d borrowed from Verity underneath, but whatever. Captain Abandon-A-Ho didn’t need to know that. Judging by the way Soren tightened his jaw, claws flexing slightly around his staff, my taunt had worked.”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“I don’t want a night off,” I retorted, glancing up at Allerick on the dais. He’d insisted that I attend the ball as a guest—something about enjoying my company—and I was still irritated with him for it.”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“Astrid, I hate to break it to you, but I think you might be… nice.” “Take that back,” I deadpanned, narrowing my eyes at her.”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“Of course I’m thrilled to hear you will be infiltrating my Guard.” “Soren,” Allerick warned.”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“Too many of these Shades seem to think that just because their dicks blow up like orgasm-giving balloons that they don’t need to put in any work. Where’s the creativity, my dude? Where’s the effort?”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“She tried and failed to capture a whimper of need in her throat, and I couldn’t find it in myself to tease her for it. Not when that sound had wormed its way into my chest, spurring me on, encouraging me to satisfy this beautiful deadly creature in front of me. Astrid had never been more dangerous to me than she was at that moment.”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“Ophelia’s faith in me gave me the push I needed to retain at least a little faith in myself.”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia

“There was no nuance in how they saw me here, no distinction between how I’d been acting in the interests of protecting humans in that realm, versus my respect for the rules here. But I couldn’t expect them to see that, because they were the victims.”
― Colette Rhodes, Superbia