Plot Twist Quotes

“Did you, Vance?”
“Did I what?”
“Did you have Hines killed?”
“Now what kind of a question is that?”
― Behcet Kaya, Body In The Woods

“The best stories are the ones with the unexpected plot twists that no one would have guessed, even the writer.”
― Shannon L. Alder

“Beneath every story, there is another story. There is a hand within the hand...... There is a blow behind the blow.”
― Naomi Alderman, The Power

“Plot twist: everything goes exactly as planned.”
― Criss Jami, Healology

“With Sofiya’s warm body pressed against mine in bed, guilt gnawed atme.
Could I really fail this innocent girl?
She was like a damsel in distress, a lamb among wolves.
Shit. I was supposed to be the wolf she feared.”
― Marie Annilla, Sinful Promises

“The goddess of sex that most men had fantasized about since their teenage years wasn’t to be found in some red-light district of town or in an illicit magazine but was actually standing right next to them at work, at the library, at the coffee shop. And they were too blind to see it!”
― Ray Smith, The Magnolia That Bloomed Unseen

“The king who stepped into the ballroom wearing a green velvet robe and bejeweled crown was none other that the tiger-man who'd prowled through my nightmares and nearly every waking moment for the past two days. Chorda.”
― Kat Falls, Inhuman

“There was a man in the hall.
He turned to face her, desperate and wild-eyed, his white face ghostlike. With his shirt half untucked and hair disheveled, he was almost unrecognizable. But when he spoke, Morrigan could feel the lightning crackle of his panic through the Gossamer.
“Don’t let them open the border!”
It was Squall.”
― Jessica Townsend, Hollowpox: The Hunt for Morrigan Crow

“Decide today that there’s going to be a plot twist in your life story. Be that twist.”
― Toni Sorenson

“I’ll kiss you again and again and again until the end of time.”
― K. Webster, Whispers and the Roars

“You are infamous, absolutely infamous!" he muttered.

"Hush, Alan. You have saved my life," said Dorian.

"Your life? Good heavens! what a life that is! You have gone from corruption to corruption, and now you have culminated in crime. In doing what I am going to do—what you force me to do— it is not of your life that I am thinking.”
― Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray and Other Works

“Marcus and Ellie exchanged a worried look and examined the bag again. Sure enough, the gold was gone.”
― Justin Swapp, The Magic Shop

“Death came for me once already.
I was lucky enough to outrun it.”
― J.B. Salsbury, Rebel North

“(by the way, if you're thinking that the killing of the stag was the murder I committed and that was my only victim, you'd be wrong. I wish)”
― M.A. Bennett, S.T.A.G.S

“Yes, we play fair with the audience if the audience is the most genius person who ever lived”
― Authors of Ellery Queen

“When he finally turned his head and noticed me, he said, “Take your clothes off.”
― Marie Annilla

“Wie du deinen sadistischen, bösen Ehemann loswirst
-ein Leitfaden von Nina Winchester”
― Freida McFadden, The Housemaid

“Biz insanlar gelişmiş yaratıklar değiliz. Evrimin belli bir noktasında durmuş ve ilerlemeyi reddetmiş, değişimden şiddetle korkan mahluklarız. Bu da kolektif bilince bağımlı olduğumuzu gösterir, aynı şartlar altında yaşadıkça benzer hikâyeler ve inançlar, benzer icatlar yaratırız.”
― Rojhat Korkmaz, Ruhkıran

“To create an immersive experience, trigger curiosity by introducing a mystery, evoke empathy by drawing readers into the inner world of a protagonist facing a challenge, and ignite imagination by painting a vivid scenario that hints at a broader conflict.”
― Will Raywood, Trust Your Story: Master Storytelling and Build a Successful Creative Writing Career

“What truly matters isn’t your feelings or even those of your characters—it’s the emotional experience of your audience.”
― Will Raywood, Trust Your Story: Master Storytelling and Build a Successful Creative Writing Career

“HE HAD TO PAY FOR EVERYTHING BECAUSE HE STOLE ALL MY MONEY. Now, how’s that for a poetic justice plot twist! To the people in the back: You’ve been lied to and deceived.

You’ll need more than Cliff notes to understand this story. When you sabotage someone’s ability to earn an income, you will earn double but you will also work double until the debt is settled! You will labor for what you costed someone else. You’ll have to earn your portion, plus their portion. Meaning, you’ll work both portions! Meanwhile, you’ll never have peace! And your fall won’t come in the middle! It will Come from the top. Happy climbing.”
― Niedria Dionne Kenny, Order in The Courtroom: The Tale of The Texas Poker Player