Life is a wild ride for everyone. When tragedy and comedy collide it can shake you to your core. Grace is a beautiful bartender with a criminal past and a hard road traveled. She lives alone in a cramped apartment in the big city, a young woman who too often gets mixed up with losers. She’s looking for a nice guy with a good job and a sense of humor when an ultra-wealthy married man from high society enters her bar, becomes a regular. They get to know each other. He offers Grace an outrageous sum to work a gala, a leukemia fundraiser, at his mansion. She takes the gig for the cash, but assumes this peculiar man has ulterior motives. She’s right. His crazy proposition blows her mind and changes her life forever. Abel, called Abe, was a divorced, hotshot attorney, who had an affair with a married woman, an ultra-wealthy client. He put that behind him. Thought there wouldn’t be any repercussions. Abe was a happy single dad. But then his young daughter, Greta, got diagnosed with leukemia. Greta underwent treatment, entered remission, relapsed, and died a few months before her ninth birthday. Abe fell apart. He quit his job, began boozing heavily and acting very strangely. Now, he splits time between home, the hospital where Greta lost her fight with cancer, and the cemetery where she’s buried. Abe’s a tortured soul near total collapse when Grace enters his life. It’s not chance or fate that brings them together. And although each feels a romantic spark, Grace hasn’t come bearing goodwill. Grace and Abel is a tragicomedy about infidelity and revenge. It’s a tale of loss and depression, and ultimately a search for love and redemption.