Trinity has lived her life wrestling on the fringes of mankind's darkest obsessions-death, torture, suffering, and despair. That was partially by choice, she had to admit, as she returned again and again to that violent pool as her source of artistic inspiration. It worried her family and friends, and many questioned her relationship with reality as they knew it. They prayed it was a phase, one that would end soon. Trinity knows in her soul that she is drawn to the shadows for a reason, but that's not to say that she understands what that reason is. She throws caution to the wind, quits her pedestrian job, and commits her entire being to life as a professional artist. Now, two years later, on the night of her first gallery opening, life is about to change beyond her understanding. Surrounded by her works of rapturous and glorious pain, she is approached by a man of unearthly and impossible beauty. Her particularly macabre brand of art attracts a strange family with enchanting good looks, money, and power who want to commission their own Trinity original. Soon they will rip her from the reality she thought she knew. A dark, sexy, and bloody tale of the extremes of love and hate, Oblivion follows Trinity's spiral into the darkest, most inescapable caverns of the hungry human soul.
