"A Land Remembered" is a historical novel by Patrick D. Smith that chronicles the life of a Florida pioneer family from the 19th century to the 20th century. The story follows Zephyrhills farmer Solomon MacIvey as he navigates the challenges of settling in the wilderness, including conflicts with Native Americans and the impact of the Civil War. The novel highlights the transformation of Florida's landscape and society, showcasing the development of agriculture and the rise of the cattle industry. Through the experiences of the MacIvey family, the book explores themes of resilience, heritage, and the connection between people and the land.