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About Blood Beyond Darkness [Dramatized Adaptation] : Darkness 4 (Darkness)

The Sword of Light, the only weapon capable of killing Queen Aneira, has been found. Ember’s destiny is to end her reign and become the new Queen. Or so she thought. When Eli and Ember are taken by Aneira, she is forced to make a deal to save the man she loves. A curse is placed on Ember that if she uses the sword against the Seelie Queen, Eli Dies. A price she might not be willing to make. The fight for Earth is on, and old grievances and enemies must work together to stop Aneira from bringing down the wall between Earth and the Otherworld, making humans servants to the fae. And those who oppose her reign, will parish. When deep secrets are revealed, Ember’s world and heart is ripped apart even more. Ember must go beyond anything she could ever imagine, making the ultimate sacrifice, saving millions of innocent lives. Not all fairytales have a happy ending… Adapted from the novel and produced with a full cast of actors, immersive sound effects and cinematic music! Narrated by Jessica Threet. Featuring Jessica Threet as Ember, Michael Glenn as Eli, Kay Elúvian as Lars, Elena Anderson as Queen Aneira, Michael John Casey as Calvin, Gabriel Michael as Lorcan, Jonathon Church as Mark Hill and Simmons, Karen Novack as Lily, Nicole Shara as Kennedy, Niusha Nawab as Jared, Danny Montooth as Cole, Delton Engle-Sorrell as Quilliam, Robb Moreira as Josh and Dominic, Jessica Schly as Samantha, Nora Sofyan as Rez, Ian DePriest as Ryan, Rayner Gabriel as West Mosely, Marissa Clay as Gabby, Tony Nam as Alki, John Kielty as Grimmel, Danny Gavigan as Cooper, Christopher McLinden as Torin, Christopher Williams as Rimmon and Castien, Troy Allan as Owen, Richard Rohan as Goran, Brandon Marlowe as Nic, Fabiolla da Silva as Marguerite, Taylor Coan as Sinnie, Asim, and Thara, and Alex Hill-Knight as Ori. With additional performances by Eric Messner, Bradley Foster Smith, Yasmin Tuazon, Steve Wannall, Lise Bruneau, Drew Kopas, Scott McCormick, Jeri J. Marshall, and Zoleka Vundla.