She has worked the land since the day she was born. She buried her father there, built her life there, and never imagined anyone could take it from her.

But when the government declares that a woman has no right to claim the homestead as her own, she finds herself facing a battle tougher than drought, hunger, or loneliness.

With officials closing in and everything she loves hanging in the balance, she must prove that the land belongs to the one who has lived it, worked it, and refused to surrender it.

She may be alone.

She may be outnumbered.

But she is not giving up her last acre.