Wolfbane published in Spanish
Alejandro writes…
Hi Michelle ! I'm a reader and fan of your series "Chronicles of the Ancient Darkness" from Spain and I recently read your two last novels of that series, "Viper's Daughter" and "Skin Taker" ❤️❤️❤️ Do you by chance know whether the last one ("Wolfbane") will be published in Spanish by Salamandra, which is the official publisher in Spain? 🙏🏼
Dear Alejandro, I’m so sorry for the delay in answering your question. I contacted my publishers the day I got your message, and they then contacted Salamandra, to make sure we had the correct answer. We’ve only just heard back from Salamandra, and I’m afraid the news isn’t good. They’ve decided not to publish Wolfbane. What a pity. But there’s nothing I can do. So if you want to find out how things end, I’m afraid you’ll need to get a copy of the English edition. So sorry I can’t give better news. With very best wishes, Michelle
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