COUNTDOWN star Susie Dent made a big announcement about her career away from the long-running Channel 4 show.
Susie joined Countdown in 1992 and has starred alongside seven hosts throughout her tenure.
Viewers will recognise the lexicographer as a regular in "Dictionary Corner", a key component in the "letters" portion of the game.
Taking to Instagram on Wednesday (June 26), Susie shared the exciting news that she is set to be an author.
Her debut book, Guilty By Definition, is set to be released shortly.
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She wrote: "This is very happyfying. And also a little terrifying", while also sharing a link to pre-order a copy.
The original post, shared by publisher Zaffre Books, read: "Introducing the debut novel from Countdown’s @SusieDent… #GuiltyByDefinition.
"Can you solve the mystery of the year?
"Pre-order a signed copy of this unmissable story from @Waterstones now: https://geni.us/GuiltySigned."
The book's description reads: "When an anonymous letter is delivered to the Clarendon English Dictionary, it puzzles the team of lexicographers working there.
" It soon becomes clear that this is not the usual eccentric enquiry. The letter hints at secrets, lies, and a particular year.
"For Martha Thornhill, the new Senior Editor, the date can mean only one thing: the summer her brilliant, beautiful older sister Charlie went missing.
"After a decade spent living abroad, Martha has returned to her father, her home, and the city whose institutions have defined her family.
"But the ghosts she had thought to be at rest seem to have been waiting for her to return.
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"When more letters arrive and the team pull apart the clues within them, the questions become more insistent and troubling.
"Charlie had been keeping a powerful secret, but as the mystery of her disappearance starts to unravel, someone is trying to lead the lexicographers to the truth, while another is desperate to keep it buried."
Earlier this year, Susie discussed plans for her funeral while making a guest appearance on the Where There’s A Will, There’s A Wake podcast.
She said: “I’d like to have some naff 80s music playing very loudly and be carried in on a rickshaw. I’ve not been on one before.
“I’d like to be buried with all 20 volumes of the Oxford English Dictionary, so that could be a bit of a struggle coming up to a hill.”
Countdown airs on Channel 4.
