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The author will provide you with a free copy of their book in exchange for an honest review. Her journey until her first book was successfully published.This author participates in the Readers' Favorite Free Book Program, which is open to all readers and is completely free.Getting her dream of becoming an author off the ground.When Lorna isn’t writing or combing the world for amazing new authors, she is most likely on a beach somewhere with her husband Kimsey, daughter Allyn, and spunky spaniel, Margaret. Her goal is to set these stories free into the world where they belong.

Lorna founded The Yellow Bird Press in 2019 to find authentic stories with wings ready to truly fly. She now writes regularly for Azalea Magazine. Shortly after, Lorna became a columnist in a suburban newspaper called The Islander, and then Charleston’s leading women’s magazine, Skirt. In 2017, her debut novel Tobacco Sun was picked up by Pen Name Publishing, and catapulted her into the professional writing world. Lorna spent many years seeking publication, writing for numerous blogs, contributing to literary anthologies, and appearing in small publications. Lorna grew up in the mountains outside of Asheville North Carolina, where she started writing as a first grader.

Lorna Hollifield is a Charleston-based fiction author and magazine columnist. The Founder and Editor in Chief of The Yellow Bird Press, Lorna Hollifield.

Tobacco Sun by Lorna Hollifield