The sudden urge to join the fray was intoxicating. Aaron…

“His expression is inscrutable. His eyes look strange with their pulsing pupils. “You’re not like other girls. You’re special.” Intoxicating warmth crawls over my…

— Sophie Jordan

“...the solitude was intoxicating. On my first night there I lay on my back on the sticky carpet for hours, in the murky orange…

— Tana French

Once you start cooking, one thing leads to another. A new recipe is as exciting as a blind date. A new ingredient, heaven help…

— Barbara Kingsolver

“His magic is powerful, intoxicating. I'm a butterfly caught in his net, unable and unwilling to escape. I'm his … totally his". (Ana to Christian)”

— E.L. James

I've always been fascinated by India and its color and vibrancy. I worked in Madhya Pradesh in the Kanha National Game reserve before university,…

— Ben Elliot

“even reflected glory can be intoxicating.”

— Claire Cook

“If you have gotten bored with God, you have gotten disconnected with the most fascinating, intoxicating Person in the universe.”

— Catherine Toon

The genius of the Platonists, is intoxicating to the student, yet how few particulars of it can I detach from all their books.

— Ralph Waldo Emerson

“The taste of him exploded inside her mouth, filling her senses with an intoxicating warmth and aroma that had nothing to do with the…

— Susan Napier

“Despite noble depravity, there was something intoxicating about high society.”

— Brandon Sanderson

“Murdo’s scent, earthy and male, was intoxicating. David held his lover open and lapped at the pinched edges of his hole, loosening and stimulating…

— Joanna Chambers

“Summer does something to the brain, " Beth said. "It's intoxicating. Everything shimmers ”

— Elin Hilderbrand

“I don’t remember everything that was happening around me at the time, but gangster life was intoxicating and irresistible. It’s difficult to describe the…

— Jacques Pauw

“With as intoxicating as love is, it’s not a bad thing to be sober.”

— Caroline White

Beauty is often worse than wine; intoxicating both the holder and beholder.

— John Zimmerman