{"id":35620,"date":"2025-12-07T08:57:52","date_gmt":"2025-12-07T14:57:52","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/twinsietalk.com\/?p=35620"},"modified":"2025-11-29T09:14:08","modified_gmt":"2025-11-29T15:14:08","slug":"darkmm-tragicromance-audiobook-beneath-his-robes-by-sk-pryntz-narrated-by-vincent-graves","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/twinsietalk.com\/?p=35620","title":{"rendered":"#DarkMM #tragicromance #audiobook Beneath His Robes by: SK Pryntz Narrated by: Vincent Graves"},"content":{"rendered":"

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As old desires resurface, the line between sacrifice and obsession blurs, threatening to draw them both into a place they cannot escape…<\/p>\n

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\nI took a vow to God, to my faith, to my people. As a priest, I am bound by duty, but there\u2019s something I can never escape\u2014Ronan. He was my entire world. We were young, stupid, and full of dreams neither of us was able to express and when those feelings became too much, he left me.<\/p>\n

I chose this life\u2014a life of celibacy and sacrifice. I convinced myself it was what I wanted. To move on and let go of the past I could never have. To let go of him. But when he comes back whispering his sins and fantasies that all allude to being about me. His every word pulls me back where I can\u2019t forget and awakens my own hidden desires.<\/p>\n

I thought I had buried him\u2014buried us\u2014but the truth is, I never stopped loving him. He left to become someone else, someone who didn\u2019t carry the weight of our love and I became suffocated within the confines of my collar. Now the temptation to cross every line I\u2019ve sworn to uphold burns hotter than ever because he\u2019s just within my grasp.<\/p>\n

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\nI should have never come back. But how could I stay away when the man I still love haunts my dreams? When I left, I thought I could move on, but the truth is\u2014I never did. Despite the bodies I put beneath me, it was Elias I heard screaming my name. It was always him.<\/p>\n

I came back seeking closure, but when I saw him again, standing there in his priest\u2019s robes, cold and distant, I realized he wasn\u2019t the sweet boy I had left behind. He had become a man\u2014a man who made me realize I was still yearning to rekindle the fire I had extinguished out of fear all those years ago. I can\u2019t stop myself from demanding everything I want and need from him.<\/p>\n

I can\u2019t stop begging for more. He may have made a vow, but I will show him that succumbing to me and allowing our fire to consume him will be greater than his heaven. I would worship every part of his body and soul. If he would just let me in\u2026I would be his god.<\/p>\n

Bound by duty and haunted by regret, Elias and Ronan are forced to confront a past that refuses to stay hidden. Elias, fixed in place by promises made long ago, is unable to shake the weight of a love that was never meant to be. Ronan returns like a restless force, pulling him back to what they once shared. Can they break free from the ties that bind them, or will they be forced to surrender to a past that still burns too brightly to forget?<\/p>\n

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S.K. Pryntz<\/p>\n

What do you get when you have a horror lover with daddy issues?
\nA whorror author! I am all things gore and (w)horror!
\nMy list of publications is the Reflections series, the connective Asylum Devils series, Bodies duet, Bloody Valentine from the St. Valentine series, and Mara of the Wellard asylum series.
\nI have a lot of works in progress and can’t wait to share them with you all!<\/p>\n

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Elias and Ronan have spent half a lifetime loving eachother from afar. Their story isn’t pretty. Its not a sunshine and roses love story.
\nNo.
\nIt was messy.
\nIt was painful.
\nTragic, intense and incredibly unfair.
\nAs well as heartbreakingly beautiful.
\nNo matter what they did, there was no escaping the other. Their love never waned no matter how many miles and years were between them.<\/p>\n

My heart has never been more f’n broken by a book than it is right now. For the last 45-60 minutes I cried so hard, I couldn’t breathe. This was an epic love story. Ronan and Elias were IT for one another. They made one another so happy but there was always an obstacle. Their story was filled with so much darkness, angst and tragedy. They were healing from the past and were headed towards a future neither man had ever imagined.
\nI really am at a loss for what to say because I did not expect for it to hit me the way it did. Not to be too dramatic but I worry I may never fully recover from this one. It is now 7 hours later and my heart is still heavy af. I get it, the reason it was written as such but it still sucks. Annnnd here come the tears again. This was my introduction to SK Pryntz and I’m obsessed! The narrator, Vincent Graves was absolute perfection. Please voice more things because I need more of that sexy as sin voice in my audiobook life. I will listen to all the words you read. Your voice is ear candy, Sir. Uhhhh sorry, I’m getting way off track here.<\/p>\n

5 absolutely soul crushing stars.
\nEven though I had no clue going in that this was a romantic tragedy, I cannot say if I would have even attempted to read it had I known. I guess I can’t be mad about it because sadness and heartache be damned, this book was addictive and intoxicating. Without a doubt one of the best books of the year. Time will not be able to erase Ronan and Elias’s story from my mind. I will carry them with me forever. Please read the lengthy trigger warnings. Beneath His Robes is not for everyone.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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