Overview

When the fire took her farm, Eliza Hart lost more than a home.
She buried her husband, her son, and what mercy the world had left.
Then Cass Wilder rode out of the dust — a woman with a past written in ledgers and blood. Together, they strike at the man who built an empire from other people’s ruin: Silas Hobart, banker and thief of lives.
Across burned towns and half-empty saloons, through nights of whiskey and whispered plans, the two women leave no names — only balance.
But vengeance is a kind of love that burns as it gives light.
Set against the rough mercy of the frontier, The Ballad of Eliza Hart is a story of women who refuse to vanish quietly. A tale of loyalty, loss, and the strange grace found at the edge of justice.
Spare, cinematic, and unforgettable — a Western ballad told in the voices history forgot.