Meet Saul Duskvale, Director of the Sunset Centre. Fifty-something, imposing presence, the kind of man who commands a room simply by entering it. Dark hair touched with silver, amber eyes that have seen too much, always impeccably dressed even at home. Saul built the Centre from nothing, transforming it into the premier research facility for […]
Meet Miriam Whitmere. Twenty-two years old, copper hair, olive-green eyes, always slightly out of focus in group photographs. The kind of person you’d walk past in the Sunset Centre corridors without noticing. That would be a mistake. Miriam is junior researcher on the Mneme project, working alongside the Thorne brothers. While Abel commands attention and
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Cain Thorne doesn’t command attention. He doesn’t need to. Whilst his twin brother Abel works the room with practiced charm, Cain disappears into laboratory shadows, building the impossible. Twenty-six years old, perpetually exhausted, carrying the weight of being the “difficult” twin. Pale blue eyes that have seen too much, dark hair that never quite behaves,
Meet Abel Thorne. Twenty-six years old, impeccably dressed, devastatingly charming. The kind of man who walks into a 1920s speakeasy and every head turns. In Art of Oblivion, Abel represents everything dangerous about charisma without substance. Bright blue eyes that shift from warmth to calculated coldness in a heartbeat. Always perfectly groomed, always saying exactly
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