This book takes place in Central Forida in the fifties, a little settlement named Lutz. Its orange grove country, loaded with wild critters that love to devour ripe citrus, especially raccons - hence forth to be called Coons. Thi si s where you will find "Bud", a teenager, on  Friday nights with his friends and dog., chasing the elusive and wily coons through the groves and swamps. The drama of this book evolves as Bud finds friends that are willing to help him find meaning and security in relations outside of the home structure. Beginning with "Ole Blue" a worn and tattered old Blue tic hound, his older Friday night friends and mentors. Amy, his first romance and truely trusted friend, to Dawn and a little dark skinned boy who would remain his lifetime companions. Rollicking fun, heart wrenching pain and eternal meaning are wrapped up in this story, laced with life values and strong feeling, all entwined to make a story that grabs you on the first page and will not turn loose long after the book is resting on the shelf. This is a novel - not a true story - but the place is real - the story is almost true - the characters are almost real. A must read for every teenager, boy or girl. A should read for every adult.
 
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"We enjoyed reading Seeds of My Field. I felt like I was really in the Florida setting described by the author. I wanted to hear more about the hunting experiences. The character's story brought tears to my eyes and I could really feel the emotions. It was a quick read and one I didn't want to put down until I was finished. It was so good, we bought 6 copies for our vacation rental cabins for our guests to read and enjoy. We have also recommended this book to many of our friends and family. It's a good one, enjoy!" - Jon H. Eickhoff
 
"This book was recommended by a friend. My wife and I purchased the book, read it and enjoyed every page. It is a great story about a boy growing up in rural Florida and once you start reading it is hard to stop. Avid readers, my wife and I have recommended the book to our frineds and everyone who has read it agreed with us. It is an excellent book to have in your lobrary." - SanLoGent