I gave both series my heart and soul…and blood, lots of blood (the characters can confirm that)…but the bottom line is it just didn’t work out. I have no solid reasons why ABOSAT didn’t sell as widely as its sister series did. This is both disappointing and embarrassing for me to admit. While my Falling Kingdoms series sold at healthy numbers, took me onto three group tours with Penguin Teen, got me invitations to many festivals and conferences, and put me on the NYT Bestseller’s list twice… Spirits & Thieves didn’t see this level of success, capturing only a fraction of the readers that followed the FK series. I prefer to say that rather than “canceled” because I choose to hold out hope that there might be a chance to revisit this book some time in the future. I am very sorry to say, that the last book in the Spirits & Thieves trilogy… and what I considered the 9th book in the overall Falling Kingdoms series… has been indefinitely delayed. "A regular question I get lately is “what’s going on with Spirits & Thieves #3?” I apologize to all those who’ve asked me online only to receive a response of absolute silence from yours truly until today.
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