Gaze Quote by Christine Feehan
““Lightning crashed close, and the cabin shuddered beneath a defeaning roar of thunder. Raven swung around and paced to a chair. "Something's going on for sure. That's one of ours doing that." Shea's hand went to her throat. She could not shake the feeling of impending doom. She turned to Raven. "What do you mean, one of ours?" Why had she agreed to stay and protect Raven? Something evil was watching them, and she couldn't ferret it out. Jacques, where are you? "The lightning and thunder," Raven replied easily. "One of our males is upset." "Great. Tantrums, that's all we need," Shea said moodily. Jacques hadn't answered her. Where was he? Couldn't he feel her need? Raven laughed. "They are great for that, aren't they?””
About This Quote
Source Novel: Darkest Night, 2008
A character senses looming danger, interpreting ambiguous signs as threats, highlighting paranoia and protective instincts.
In simple terms: Fear of unseen danger drives vigilance.
Key Takeaway
Trust instincts, but verify evidence.
Themes
danger
paranoia
protection
Mood
tense
foreboding
Type
narrative
dramatic
When to use this quote
- horror writing
- teamwriting
- survival scenarios
- team dynamics
Key Concepts
suspense
foreshadowing
character intuition
Questions to Reflect On
- How do you balance intuition with rational analysis?
- What signs would you trust in a crisis?
A Different Perspective
Over‑reliance on intuition can cause misinterpretation.
