Kathryn Kavicky's Debut Novel 'Yellow Bird' Now Available

Franklin Publishers has announced the release of 'Yellow Bird,' the debut novel by Kathryn Kavicky, an accomplished writer with a notable career in public relations and marketing communications. The novel, which was penned nearly 40 years ago, explores themes of love, loss, and self-discovery.

Kathryn Kavicky's storytelling journey began in childhood and evolved into a diverse writing career, including short stories, poetry, and journalistic articles. Her professional path saw her rise to the position of Director of Author Events and PR at Walden Books Company, establishing her reputation in the field.

'Yellow Bird' follows the life of Desiree Dubois O'Conner, a woman grappling with the death of her father and a faltering engagement to Elliott Grayson, her father's legal counsel. Seeking to find herself, Desiree travels to Saint Martin, where she meets Jay Bennett, a man who challenges her existing beliefs. Concurrently, Desiree is haunted by a tiny yellow bird in her dreams, symbolizing her personal transformation.

The novel delves into Desiree's emotional struggles as she confronts her grief, uncovers a startling revelation about her father's legacy, and navigates her uncertain future, ultimately learning the importance of trusting her intuition. 'Yellow Bird' promises a captivating tale filled with romance, intrigue, and the timeless quest for self-discovery.

'Yellow Bird' is now available in Ebook, paperback, and hardcover formats through major online retailers and bookstores nationwide.