62 Quotes by Robert J. Crane

I tried not to stare at his body because I already knew it was good. Instead I focused on his eyes.

Could´t decide whether I wanted to kiss hi mor slap him, then remembered that they´d both have roughly the same effect.

I am death. My touch brings it. Where Kat Forrest was a tanned, lovely, blond-haired princess of life, I was a dark-haired, pale-skinned angel of death. Her green eyes represented life; my bluer ones represented winter and the end of that life. Worse.

To sneer at others for not believing the same as you is the height of arrogance and elitism, the top failings of any leader who governs at the grace of the people.

But I really wanted you to know that, anyway, that it’s not about race. I’m not a racist.” He smiled a broad, almost apologetic smile. “Really. I’m totally down with the struggle.

All men want money and power,” Old Man Winter said. “The only difference is scale of ambition and the means they are willing to use to acquire them.

There’s nothing wrong with wanting, so long as you work for it and don’t put your desires before everything else – including other people.

We all act a little weird sometimes.

Anyone who desires the power inherent in that role is immediately suspect in my mind.