In Blood Memory Society, Field's story is a fast-paced, action thriller, science adventure with a little sci-fi and conspiracy thrown in. In this first book in the Blood Memory Society series, the protagonist, Dr. Will Dunbar, is a doctor of reproductive medicine and just as he is about to embark on his dream job as the head of the Reproductive Medicine Department at the Mayo Clinic, he receives an emergency call from a former classmate at West Point, on a matter of national security. Dunbar's expertise in the fertility world and a desire to do what is best for his country compels him to respond to his former classmate's urgent plea to hustle to Washington, D.C. Dunbar's patriotism, curiosity, and knowledge of the ocean, take him on a wild ride straight into a head-on collision with a never-before revealed government program, international conspirators, family secrets, and hidden agendas.

A doctor by day and an author by night, D.A. Field is a collector of memories, whose favorite attire is cargo shorts and flip-flops. Field is just as serious and committed to his family and playtime as he is serious about his work with his patients in his successful periodontal practice. An energetic, adventuring water enthusiast-- just give him his boat, a clear sky, his family, and an open ocean, and you will find yourself in the presence of an ultra-happy man with a great outlook on life. So how does someone who is a healer find himself lured to writing adventure, action thrillers with a little sci-fi and conspiracy thrown in? Storytelling comes naturally to Field. He has been a musician since age 12. While successfully pursuing his academic goals, he played in several bands and wrote the lyrics for numerous songs along the way. That talent, coupled with Field's insatiable curiosity about people and science is a winning combo. The spark for the Blood Memory Society series came from a tale about a family member growing up in poverty amid a family of wealthy people. That story has intrigued him since childhood and his imagination, and love of science fueled the rest. Field lives in Ponte Vedre, Florida, with his wife and their two children.