All Those Years Ago

Norman Miller wants to commit suicide, and Harold Watson wants to help. Confined to a wheelchair and at the end of his life, Norman Miller sets out to find the perfect method to take his own life, and with help from his daughter-in-law's father, Harold Watson, the two men discover just how difficult the business of dying can be. But something happens to these two men, something that will change their lives forever. An event takes place that will take them from the ghoulish business of suicide to a cross-country adventure to Las Vegas.



All Those Years Ago is a powerful yet poignant story laced with humor and filled with warm sentiment of enduring love. It examines the near-end of one man's life and how he changes when life calls on him one more time. It's a story of hope and how life cannot go on without it.



Scott Fields was drafted by the Detroit Tigers in 1966. Out of the 700 players drafted that year, Scott was 34th. He turned down their offer choosing to attend Ohio University to pursue his real dream - that of becoming a writer. Born and raised in La Rue, Ohio, a small village nestled in the farmlands of Ohio, Scott learned to appreciate small town life and country living. After graduating from Ohio University in 1970 with a degree in English Literature, he entered the field of retail management, and for the next 30 years managed many stores in the Detroit, Michigan area.



In 1996, Scott started writing short stories. Within the next two years, he had four short stories published, and upon receiving some great advice, Scott decided to write a novel. Since then, he has enjoyed having eleven novels published.



Scott and his wife, Deb, now live in Mansfield, Ohio. Their children, Sara, Angela, Michael, and Matt live in the Detroit area.