”Then, Samkiel, you will know this is how the world ends.”
But it was not this world. No, it was mine.
It was Dianna.
The world quakes in fear as the last shred of Dianna’s humanity is ripped from her. As it should. Grief consumes Dianna, burning away any semblance of good within her and threatening the budding relationship between her and Liam. Now, Liam must pull her back from the brink of complete damnation before time runs out.
Adapted from the novel and produced with a full cast of actors, immersive sound effects and cinematic music!
Performed by Gabriel Michael as Samkiel (Liam), Fabiolla da Silva as Camilla, Marissa Clay as Dianna, Michael John Casey as Cameron, Rayner Gabriel as Kaden, Brandon Marlowe as Logan, Robb Moreira as Drake, Jessica Schly as Imogen, James Lewis as Roccurrem (Reggie), Torian Brackett as Vincent, Gerald Hill as Xavier, K’Lai Rivera as Neverra, Dominique Salvacion as Gabby, Damon Alums as Unir, Daniel Llaca as Ethan, LaMont Ridgell as Santiago, Bru Aju as Tobias, Mark Harrietha as Alistair, and Natalie Van Sistine as Elianna. With additional performances by James J. Johnson, Troy Allan, Christopher Walker, Scott McCormick, Jonathan Lee Taylor, Crystal Lee, Matthew Bassett, Christopher McLinden, Chris Stinson, Drew Kopas, Nora Sofyan, Jessica Threet, Jeri J. Marshall, Yasmin Tuazon, Christopher Williams, Zoleka Vundla, Xperience J, Stephon Walker, Ozzie Jacobs, Keith Charles, Wyn Delano, Dawn Ursula, and Tatyana Ridgeway.
laura
22.8.2026
This story, so far, has been a big disappointment after all the hype. To me it's just a hot mess and getting boring. Reminds me of Zodiac Academy and From Blood and Ash. Mindless killing, raging, bickering and battling. Blood and entrails, remorseless murdering and then suddenly caring about somebody for no apparent reason. No world building, just flashbacks to history. Not much romance so far either, although you know we're getting there. Graphic Audio also didn't hit the mark this time. The music and the sound effects are too loud and often quite awkward. Finally, 2 language points that threw me right off. First of all, the narrator of Dianna mispronounces the word "ancient", although she is American, and she uses the word A LOT! Secondly, why has nobody ever wondered why the author chose a Finnish word for the creatures that apparently are supposed to be gargoyles!? I lost the plot each time I heard "irvikuva"!
Evida
23.6.2026
Just as good as i remember
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