Diane is the CEO of a very successful fashion magazine. To get where she is was not a very easy task for her. She had to step on some heads in order to climb the ladder. She messed with some very powerful, sex-crazed people who don't care much for decency or the law. They will do anything to get what they want, resort to extreme measures. Diane is one woman only. She has to stay alive for the sake of her business and her little brother who is in college. His education and well being depends on Diane's success. When these maniacs take her down, they leave her with two choices; follow their lead or lose her business and her brother.

Margarete de Beer is a quiet 15-year-old girl who lives under the reign of a super fundamentalist government who call themselves the Disciples. The Disciples overthrew the government of the Republic of South Africa and it was renamed The Republic of Ouranos. This organization took the country by force and stripped women of all their rights. They run the country using fear as a tool to get the people to obey and submit to their teachings and beliefs. Margarete, however, firmly believes in the teachings of The Disciples. She and her family are high class citizens, with her father being part of the founders of The Republic of Ouranos. They follow the rules, go to church and praise the government. Margarete's life is turned upside down when she learns she is to be married to a General of The Army. Her rank will change, peoples expectations of her will change and so will her attitude. During this marriage she discovers the cruelty of the government and how things were before they forcibly took the country. She then joins an underground resistance movement who call themselves SOS. The movement is set on taking the country back and restoring the country to what it once was; a safe space for people to be human. Joining this organization helped Margarete realize how smart and brave she is. She is now set on helping the women regain their rights and holding the government responsible for the crimes they have committed. She does this despite the inner conflict she has in her heart regarding her religion and relationship with God.

Plaasrivier - The ghost town situated in the center of South Africa, home to Margarete de Beer and the oppressive religious cult who raised her and the generation before her. Margarete was born different from other girls. She has always heard and seen things that weren't there. Her mother, Ilse, insists that Margarete was born with a sixth sense, or "die helm" as the South African Afrikaner community would describe it. However, her father Johann, isn't buying it. He believes Margarete is rebellious and he is determined to punish the devil out of her. Margarete has endured her fathers cruel punishments all her life, until she turned 16, when the visions and voices started appearing more often. Margarete started having fits and she would have violent outburst. She would try and hurt herself and the others around her. Her father believes firmly that she is possessed, however, Pastor Gerhard du Preez has convinced her family to hand Margarete over to the church, who will then place her in the local Asylum. In the Asylum, Margarete discovers the true intentions of Pastor Gerhard. Her faith in the God she was taught to trust is fading. And the true colours of the tight knit community of Plaasrivier and the residents there of are becoming clearer to her each day she spends in the asylum, or the House of Hell. Are these things side effects of the medication she is being given to treat her illness? Are the horrific things she witnessed only pigments of her imagination? Is she being delusional? Is her father right? Could she be possessed, or could she be ill, or are her dreadful experiences a sign of her mental delusion.