Will Kiera Cass Write Another Selection Sequel?

As someone who’s followed Kiera Cass’s work since 'The Selection' first dropped, I’ve gotta say—her writing style just hooks me every time. That series was like a gateway drug into royal romance, and I’ve reread it more times than I care to admit. While she hasn’t confirmed anything official about another sequel, her Instagram hints at new projects brewing. She once mentioned in a live Q&A that she’d revisit the world if inspiration struck, and given how fans still bombard her with questions about America and Maxon, I wouldn’t rule it out. The way she wrapped up 'The Crown' felt final, but hey, authors love surprising us. I’d kill for a spin-off about Eadlyn’s kids or even a prequel about Queen Amberly. Until then, I’ll just keep refreshing her blog for updates.

Kiera Cass’s 'The Selection' series holds a special place in my heart—it’s the kind of comfort read I return to when I need a break from heavy fantasies. The last book, 'The Crown,' seemed to tie up Eadlyn’s story neatly, but Cass has a knack for leaving doors slightly ajar. In interviews, she’s playful about the idea of more books, saying she’ll write them if the characters 'start talking to her again.' Given how she expanded the original trilogy into five books, I wouldn’t be shocked if she revisited Illea someday.

What fascinates me is how the fandom keeps the demand alive. Fan forums are full of theories—like a sequel exploring the kingdom’s political reforms or a spin-off about Marlee’s life post-Selection. Cass clearly listens to her readers; she even released 'The Queen' novella after fans begged for more backstory. Her recent works, like 'The Siren,' show she’s exploring other genres, but Illea’s world is too rich to abandon forever. If another sequel drops, I hope it digs deeper into the caste system’s fallout or gives us a LGBTQ+ lead—imagine a non-binary Selection contestant!

Until then, I’m content rewatching the (cancelled too soon) pilot adaptation and daydreaming about what could’ve been. Cass’s writing has this cozy, addictive quality that makes even the wait feel like part of the fun.

I devoured 'The Selection' series in college, and now I’m low-key obsessed with dissecting Kiera Cass’s career moves. While she’s shifted focus to standalones like 'The Betrothed,' her attachment to Illea is obvious. She’s teased potential sequels in vague tweets, saying stuff like 'never say never'—which is basically author code for 'I’m drafting it secretly.' The way she built that world leaves so much untapped potential: rebel factions, foreign royals, or even a 'Hunger Games'-style sequel where the Selection gets dark.

What really convinces me another book is possible is the merch. The recent special editions with bonus content feel like testing the waters for fan interest. Plus, Cass loves throwing curveballs—remember how 'The Heir' suddenly jumped a generation? If she writes more, I hope it’s from a new perspective, like a palace staffer or a rebel spy. The fandom’s hunger for more proves this universe isn’t done yet.