Tricia Rayburn écrit dans un genre que l'on peut décrire comme du réalisme magique. Son œuvre explore souvent les relations complexes entre les personnes et le monde naturel. Rayburn enquête sur les thèmes de l'identité, de la mémoire et du désir humain de connexion. Son premier roman, The Melting of Maggie Bean, est une histoire d'apprentissage qui plonge dans les profondeurs de la psyché humaine.
In "Dark Water: A Siren Novel," seventeen-year-old Vanessa confronts the challenges of being a siren when she reunites with her biological mother, forcing her to choose between her survival and the safety of her loved ones.
The sirens are back, but Vanessa may be the biggest threat of all ... Nothing has been normal since Vanessa Sands learned that her sister was murdered by sirens - femme fatales of the watery depths - and that everything she believed about herself and her family was a lie. Vanessa has always told her boyfriend Simon everything. But she worries that if he finds out who - or what - she truly is, he'll run a mile. To make things worse, when Parker, Hawthorne Prep's resident charmer, shows an interest in her, she can't resist the siren's urge to stray
Something deadly waits beneath the waves off Winter Harbour, and this summer, no one's safe. Seventeen-year-old Vanessa Sands is afraid of the dark.