Evelyn is a gentle young lady whose world has been shaken by the death of her mother, Sarah.

Now that her mother is gone, Evelyn feels responsible for her father and brother. Although her Aunt Hannah has been there to support them, she can see her father is not coping.

As a consequence, Evelyn has spent her entire life finding refuge in the special bond she has with her brother.

As twins often do, Evelyn and Oscar created a world of their own as toddlers, escaped to that world time and time again during their early school years, and became a formidable force in their teens. She’s older than him (albeit by only 2 minutes) and will happily remind him of it whenever they quarrel or when a decision is to be made.

When her father announces he wants their family to begin to move on from their loss by moving away to work with a support group Evelyn couldn’t be happier. She throws herself into the journey with gusto.

Suddenly she has been handed the thing she’s always dreamed of - a father who wants to establish a relationship with her and Oscar. Life at the retreat is not quite what they expected and Aunt Hannah enlists the help of their Uncle Zac to rescue the twins. Evie is so worried about her father that she returns but has to answer to Murray the leader who says she is not ready to see him yet.

Will the ‘cult’ ever release its hold over the twins?