Quotes of K.J. Charles

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“[Blog post, March 10, 2014]” ― K.J. Charles
“What the fuck, what the fucking, bloody devil-shit, what in the name of Satan's swollen cock was that?” ― K.J. Charles, The Magpie Lord
“When I fuck you, Mr. Day, it will not be briefly. It will be long and hard and extremely thorough. I'm going to take pains with you.” ― K.J. Charles, The Magpie Lord
“I like the way he says ‘furthermore’,” Merrick observed quietly. “Cos you can tell he means ‘wankers’.” ― K.J. Charles, Flight of Magpies
“When I have you, sweet boy, it will be because you want me to. Not against your better judgment, not in spite of my surname, and definitely not to annoy your aunt."Stephen went red, but his voice was defiant. "Well, what was that, then?"Crane shrugged. "You seemed tense.” ― K.J. Charles, The Magpie Lord
“I am in the process of nailing Mr. Humphrey Griffin to the wall so thoroughly that future generations will mistake him for a tapestry,...” ― K.J. Charles, The Magpie Lord
“Stephen can, of course, use my power, for two reasons. Firstly, because it’s his, just as all I am and all I have are his. Not that he ever asks, of course. I’m not sure that he quite believes it.” He looked round at Stephen, a rueful smile dawning, ignoring Fairley’s loud noises of disgust. “But I do hope you are aware, my sweet, somewhere in that absurd heart, that I am ever, entirely, and quite pathetically yours.” ― K.J. Charles, Flight of Magpies
“My life changed four months ago, and I utterly failed to understand that until just recently, and therefore… I may have omitted to tell you that I love you.” He took a breath. “That’s all.” ― K.J. Charles, A Case of Possession
“I like to make you know your master,” Crane said. “It's only fair. The rest of the time you've got me so thoroughly enslaved, I might as well be wearing a collar with your name on it.” ― K.J. Charles, A Case of Possession
“But— Why didn’t you say?” “Secret agent. Secret.” ― K.J. Charles, Think of England
“A story without an ending is an unbearable itch to the reader.” ― K.J. Charles, The Secret Casebook of Simon Feximal
“Two death sentences? Really? I mean, you look very well, considering.” ― K.J. Charles, The Magpie Lord
“There is something very old and odd and quite unpleasant about this house.""Yes, its Graham."Stephan grinned and followed him into the long room.” ― K.J. Charles, The Magpie Lord
“And he owned a lot of books, although just now and then, when it got dark and the shelves loomed over him, he got the feeling that they owned him.” ― K.J. Charles, Slippery Creatures
“Arrogant , beautiful, domineering Lord Crane, with the caring that made Stephen’s heart break, and the vicious streak that made his knees bend, had chosen him among all the men’s men of London, and treated him with a loyalty, generosity and almost painful honesty that made Stephen’s heart hurt. And his reward was a few doled-out crumbs of Stephen’s time in a country he hated.” ― K.J. Charles, Flight of Magpies
“There really were no chains like the ones in your head.” ― K.J. Charles, A Seditious Affair
“Jesus!” he yelped.“I fear not,” said a silky voice, and Curtis realised that he had collided with da Silva. “Both Jewish, of course, but the resemblance ends there.” ― K.J. Charles
“This is what I keep telling you, Saint. You have to think," Stephen said. "If you'd put a knee in his groin first, you could probably have punched him in the face as well when he went over.” ― K.J. Charles, Flight of Magpies
“Dear me, Mr. Day. You really do love to get fucked on desks, don't you? Put you on a desk, and you're begging for it. What is so particularly exciting about desks?” ― K.J. Charles, A Case of Possession
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K.J. Charles

KJ is a writer of romance, mostly m/m, historical or fantasy or both. She blogs about writing and editing at She lives in London, UK, with her husband, two kids, and a cat of absolute night.Twitter the lively Facebook group at up to the (infrequent) newslette…

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