Eric Rutherford is a photographer at the top of his game. Young, handsome, and rich, he burst onto the art scene like a rock star. His black and white portraits sell for massive sums, but Eric wants to take a new direction in his work. He longs to create erotic art. He wants to photograph the imprints of rope across a woman's skin, and the red stripes left by a flogger on a pale bottom. And so his search for the perfect model begins, and when blonde Anya walks into his apartment, his only fear is she'll say no. Art student Anya Rhinne knows all about Eric Rutherford. She knows how he'd had every spotlight turned on him, only to fall from grace spectacularly with some kind of breakdown he only described in interviews as his 'dark days.' When he offers her the job as his model, and their sessions together grow more intimate, she struggles to divide what is professional from personal. As his work takes a turn toward obsession, a desire to create perfection at all costs, she has to wonder if she'll ever mean more to him than just a beautiful image on a photograph. Will she sacrifice everything for his art?