A Place to Call Home

In present day Ash Park, elderly Sarah reveals the truth about Bert Ford's death. Back in 1953, Sarah and Anna begin their respective trial periods in their new homes. Jack is furious at Carolyn for having kept secret the fact they have a daughter.

In the aftermath of Bert's death and its subsequent cover-up, those involved search for inner peace, but while Sarah battles her own demons, she is well aware that Colin's suffering is tenfold. James' treatment continues to cause him suffering.

Sarah confides her most dark, shameful secret to her Aunt Peg; Elizabeth enlists Prudence's help in her vendetta against Sarah.

Sarah leads the charge to rescue James, but his ordeal is far from over as his sexuality becomes known. A disturbing discovery forces Sarah to tell George her darkest secret, putting their relationship at risk.

After Sarah reveals her horrific secret to George, their relationship is thrown into doubt. The Christmas soiree brings out Jack's intimacy issues and Anna publicly humiliates Andrew.

Elizabeth organizes a formal party designed to show Sarah that she is out of her depth. Carolyn challenges Jack to confront his intimacy issues and is stunned by his revelation; Regina returns from Europe with shocking information about Sarah.

On a high after Sarah's triumph at the Swanson's party, George and Sarah are closer than ever.

Sarah arrives in Paris to try to reconnect with her husband and is shocked by what she finds. Elizabeth pushes George to be truthful, but causes more damage to their already fragile relationship.

Sarah returns to Inverness with Rene, but may have underestimated her feelings for George.

Rene suspects he is standing in the way of Sarah's happiness, after witnessing a moment of yearning between her and George. The bliss of Anna and Gino's honeymoon is tainted by Andrew, and George has an announcement.