Trish Albright is a multi-award winning author with a passion for adventure. She was a writer of short fiction prior to completing her first novel. Siren's Song, the first book in the Keepers of the Legacy series, sets the stage for a family saga filled with fast-paced action, snappy dialogue, and tear-jerking-heart-wrenching romance. Her second novel, Siren's Secret, does not disappoint with its humor, adventure, emotion, and ultimately happy ending. Her latest release, The Time Keeper, is a 2012 Christmas novella, a historical romance that takes place in Greenwich, England.She is a winner of The Molly Award, and a two-time Golden Heart finalist. Siren's Song is winner of the Write Touch Readers Award, the Beacon Award, and was nominated for the 2009 Award of Excellence.Trish belongs to Romance Writers of America, Los Angeles Romance Authors, and several other publishing organizations. She currently resides in Los Angeles, CAREVIEWERS PRAISE TRISH ALBRIGHT'S SIREN'S SONG!"Albright debuts with an adventure romance that takes the high seas and readers into the realm of pirates, prophecies and passion. The plot twists, paranormal overtones, well-crafted characters and exhilarating adventures make for a whirlwind, nonstop read."--Romantic Times BOOKreviews"For a summertime book at the beach, what could be better than a delightful, romantic, swashbuckling escapade...This fast-paced, exciting high seas adventure is sure to keep you as riveted as it did me."--Joyce Anne McLaughlin, Publishers Weekly's Beyond Her Book Blog"There is never a dull moment in this action-filled novel. Although it is Ms. Albright's first book, she writes like a veteran. Don't miss Siren's Song for an exciting reading experience."--Romance Reviews TodayREVIEWERS PRAISE TRISH ALBRIGHT'S SIREN'S SECRET!"Albright cements her place as an action adventure/romance writer with her second roller-coaster ride of a story when an American shipping magnate and a British Egyptologist match wits and wiles in a race to decode an ancient prophecy. The fun begins on page one and continues to the very satisfying end."--Romantic Times BOOKreviews