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Published 09:55 18 Aug 2020 BST
Meyer's most recent release, Midnight Sun, sold a staggering one million copies during its first week, so it only make sense that the author is planning on further cashing in on the, ahem, greatest love story Forks, Washington has ever seen.
However it's looking likely that these new Twilight books, whenever they may arrive, won't be told from Edward's perspective alá Midnight Sun.
Meyer recently told the New York Times that Edward's POV isn't something she's desperate to return to.
"This is it for Edward," she said. "Writing from his point of view makes me extra anxious. And the experience of writing this book was not a super pleasant one.
"I think this gives you enough of a sense of what it’s like to be Edward that you could go and look at the other books and you would know what’s going on in his head."
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