🔥 Trending Sarah J. Maas Reveals Titles and Covers for New ACOTAR Books

Fans of Sarah J. Maas's "A Court of Thorns and Roses" (ACOTAR) series have received exciting news regarding upcoming books and the long-anticipated television adaptation. As of August 2026, significant updates have emerged about the continuation of the beloved fantasy saga.

New Books in the Series

Sarah J. Maas has officially confirmed details for two new books, ACOTAR 6 and ACOTAR 7, much to the delight of her global fanbase ³⁶⁷. These announcements have ended intense fan speculation, with Maas herself unveiling the titles and covers ⁷¹⁰.

Release Dates and Titles

The sixth book in the series, A Court of Frost and Starlight, is set to be released on October 27, 2026 ³. Following closely, the seventh book is slated for release on January 12, 2027 ³. While the titles for both books have been officially revealed, specific plot details remain under wraps, fueling further anticipation ⁶⁷. Bloomsbury Publishing, Maas's publisher, has listed A Court of Thorns and Roses 6 on their website, hinting at the romance, danger, and intrigue that await readers in Prythian ⁴.

Future Plans

Beyond these two confirmed titles, Maas has indicated that a third book is currently being written, suggesting that the ACOTAR universe will continue to expand even further ³. This commitment to the series ensures that readers will have more opportunities to delve into the intricate world and character arcs they have come to love.

ACOTAR Television Series Adaptation

The journey of "A Court of Thorns and Roses" to the screen has been a complex one, with several developments over the past few years.

Initial Development and Hulu's Involvement

In March 2021, Hulu announced that it had optioned the series for a television adaptation, with Ronald D. Moore, known for his work on Outlander, attached to develop the project ¹². This news generated considerable excitement among fans, who eagerly awaited updates on the cast, production, and release date ⁵.

Changes in Status

However, the adaptation faced setbacks. By the summer of 2023, Sarah J. Maas had deleted all mentions of the TV show from her Instagram, a move that sparked concerns among fans ⁸. In July 2024, Ronald D. Moore confirmed to Entertainment Weekly that he was no longer involved with the project ⁸. More recently, reports from TVLine and Deadline in May 2026 indicated that the ACOTAR TV series was not moving forward at Hulu and 20th Television ⁸.

Current Status

As of August 2026, the television series adaptation does not have a new home or confirmed production plans ⁸. This means that while the books continue to thrive, the on-screen adaptation remains in limbo, leaving fans hopeful but uncertain about its future.