Hannah is the youngest daughter of a well off family and as such, has enjoyed all the privileges financial security and parental support can provide. But that doesn’t mean she’s cruised through her life… on the contrary, Hannah has always been determined to ‘make it on her own’.

Nursing gave Hannah the opportunity to travel, to work overseas and live the life she wanted for herself. But when her older sister fell ill, Hannah returned to Australia to look after her and her teenage twins. Hannah’s sister passed away and Hannah had to swallow her grief and concentrate on keeping her brother-in-law, Ethan, and her twin niece and nephew afloat.

Hannah initially applauded Ethan’s determination to rise above the tragic loss, his willingness to take advantage of grief counseling services and to support the twins through it all… but Hannah has been given cause to question those choices.

Ethan became ensconced in a self-empowerment group, and Hannah really didn’t like the vibe the group’s leader gives out, and she certainly didn’t like the influence he had over the twins, who hang off his every word. Hannah later discovered that the kids were in danger.

Hannah enlists the help of Ethan’s brother Zac MacGuire and with the help of Brax and Heath, they rescue the twins. Whilst Oscar is grateful, his sister is worried about her father and returns…a decision she lives to regret.

Determined to remain in the twins lives, Hannah manages to secure a job at the Northern Districts Hospital as a nurse. She and Zac unite in their quest to protect the twins, however the ‘cult’s’ hold maybe stronger than they both anticipated.