Alice

Love is a funny thing when taken to action. It can create a martyr out of a man and it can move a coward to protect her brother instead of herself. It has the power to instill virtues in the unvirtuous and it has the power to change fate. Love is the strength that all men can possess at one point in time or another. But running alongside love, something more sinister, something with little care for the object of affection. Obsession. The bleak, the broken, the hopeless. They see what they crave and they tackle it with much ferocity, destroying everything in their quest for satisfaction. Anna Hill has always been the more clever of the Hill siblings, with her sharp tongue and charming smile, she's been able to survive far too long in a world that would never have accepted her otherwise. She has little patience for her brother, Kelly, but when he comes home with a secret and a new friend in tow, Anna can't help but want to solve the mystery surrounding Casimir Volkov, The Wolf of Russia. As she digs deeper Anna is immersed in a new world, one that is content to destroy her if she steps out of line. And while one man tries to save her life, the other has no qualms in taking it. Alice is the story of love and obsession, racing towards the finish line, each one determined to see their own ends. But how it ends is entirely up to Anna.