J.K. Rowling became a billionaire for writing the best-selling children's book series of all time, but now she has moved on and will be writing a novel for a more mature audience, Entertainment Wise reported.
The author, who hasn't published a new book since 2007's Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, is returning to authorship though the publishing company Little, Brown instead of going through either of her previous publishers, Bloomberg or Scholastic, the Huffington Post reported.
The Christian Science Monitor summed up the feelings of many of Rowling's fans with a Twitter post from Natalie Summers: "JK Rowling announcing a new book is almost like god announcing a follow-up to the Bible."
Further details about the novel she intends to write have been kept tightly under wraps, Entertainment Wise reported.
