OBSCURITY: Jodi Arias (True Crime Worldwide Book 6)
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OBSCURITY: Jodi Arias (True Crime Worldwide Book 6)
Jodi always equated attention with love. It wasn’t so much that Jodi wanted true love with Travis, Jodi wanted Travis to adore her and make her the center of his world. She was done with playing second-fiddle to everybody else. She forced her way into other people’s lives, but even that wasn’t working effectively anymore.
The day Jodi decided to finally take control, to take her life back, was the day she decided to kill Travis.
OBSCURITY is the 6th and final narrative in the Jodi Arias series examining a crime that rattled America and the world. True Crime maestro Lisa Wilson and freelance photojournalist Nick van der Leek are back one last time with their conclusions to this crazy yet heart-wrenching case.
In the first five narratives the authors emphasized several themes that played into the undercurrents of Jodi Arias. There was audacity, there was brazen mendacity, a lack of authenticity, vanity and the obscenities of a chameleon coming into her own. But the real root of this murder is a battle for significance. Jodi, dying on the inside, is not prepared to just fade away. Travis, although outwardly confident with his friends, on the inside is also plagued with feelings of inadequacy and questioning his own worth. The essence of this narrative, make no mistake, is ‘social death.’ When faced with OBSCURITY one is forced to make a decision: step out or step back. Thrive or die. On June 4th, 2008 Jodi made that decision for the both of them.
Hold onto your hats because in OBSCURITY the authors boldly tackle the Law of Attraction along with the central role it played in both Jodi’s and Travis’ life and death struggle. What did it give them, what did it get them and eventually what did it take from them? More than any of us imagined!
As Jodi Arias’ goose slowly cooks in Perryville, as her chameleon skin dries out, as she sheds layer upon layer, as she desiccates and diminishes ever more under the Arizona sky, the authors turn the narrative around and challenge the reader to deal with OBSCURITY, in all its guises. If OBSCURITY and insignificance prompted Jodi to kill, in a terrifying and especially cruel orgy of violence, can those same impulses inspire us to live better? Somewhere in OBSCURITY lies a greatness wanting to be borne. The authors reveal how stepping in the right direction can mean gaining back our lives and greater abundance than we’ve ever known, but stepping in the wrong direction can be catastrophic…