adaiah Reviews

Before the Dark: Don't Kill the Messenger (2013) Season 1, Episode 4

Ep. 4 Don't Kill The Messenger

[10/10 · 23 December 2013]

The plot thickens as we get to know Vlad Dubrinsky and the decisions he made good or bad that effect the future of the Carpathians as a species. Vlad is torn between being a Prince, Lifemate and father. How do you choose between possibly saving your people at the cost of destroying your ill son? We've been introduced to a journal that Vlad was writing to pass on to his successor. Who will it be? Draven who may be a psychopath or your younger son Mikhail who isn't prepared to rule? What happen to the journal? What's inside the journal that could've help Mikhail in the present?

We also see the friendship between Roman and Vlad and how Vlad tolerates Roman when he steps over the line. They are true friends, brothers, comrades in arms. Roman is trying to give Vlad the time to tell him what's going on when I think Roman is aware of Draven's violence tendencies. Stay tune for ep.5 The Enemy of My Enemy.

Before the Dark (2013–2014)

Before The Dark

[7 November 2013]

Huge fan of Christine Feehan's Dark Series. The Before The Dark webisodes is a prequel to the series and was very exciting because we were able to meet characters that we've heard so much about. The actors are doing a fantastic job. John Wells as Price Vladimir Dubrinsky nails it. John speaks with his eyes and body language before we even hear him speak. Nate Merritt as Roman Daratrazonoff as the second in command and best friend of Prince Vlad was spot on. Roman's job is to protect his Prince at all cost. I was waiting for Roman/Nate to say at anytime, " Protect the Prince and kill them all and let God sort them out". The ladies held their own also. Amanda playing Sarantha as the worried lifemate and the mother concern with her son's health. Sheila English and her crew did a great job in putting this webisodes together for Christine's fans. Looking forward to the next webisode. Thank you.