Barmecide flower

“These violent delights have violent ends. . .” –Romeo and Juliet, William Shakespeare. Fiona-Grace, or Gracie as she prefers, had a rather rough past year and is trying to move on from a divorce and the loss of a child isn't easy, but trying to prove to her family that she has moved on is even harder. Determined to prove to them that she can get her life back together, and that she isn't as fragile as they seem to think, she decides to get a job bidding her waitressing days a farewell, but with this opportunity comes trouble and in a turn of events she finds herself caught up in a web of twisted lies and a brewing war, and with the feelings she develops for her boss things start to the unveil themselves, scaring her and she begins to question the new man in her life, lines already being crossed and truths already hid, and his intentions–what he's capable of. And with this comes one question–what has she gotten herself into? But quickly, she learns that in the world of wolves and foxes there's no turning back, and that your word. . .is worth blood, maybe more. Can she win in a game where she can't even trust her own self? *The story is R-RATED.