AceShowbiz - Fresh from completing the European leg of her record-breaking "Eras Tour", Taylor Swift has surprised her fans with the news that she is preparing to release her debut novel. Titled "A Girl Called Girl", the book was written by Swift when she was just 14 years old.

The story follows a mother's desire for a son and her struggle to accept her daughter. Despite being written in her teenage years, the manuscript has remained largely unknown, previously believed to be in the possession of her parents.

However, in 2015, Swift trademarked the name and rights to the novel. After nearly a decade of sitting on the project, it appears that fans may finally be one step closer to getting their hands on it.

The new trademark covers merchandise and audio versions of the book, indicating that Swift is gearing up for its release. MailOnline has reached out to Swift's representative for comment.

Prior to her music career taking off, Swift had expressed her aspirations to become a novelist. During her 2012 "Speak Now Tour", she shared that while her friends were away, she had a revelation that she wanted to write novels.

While Swift's European tour has concluded, she is scheduled to continue her tour in November, with stops in Toronto and Vancouver. Fans are eagerly anticipating the potential release of her debut novel, along with other projects like the re-recorded version of her 2017 album "Reputation".

Swift's literary ambitions are just one more testament to her multi-talented nature. With her European tour behind her and the NFL season approaching, she and her boyfriend Travis Kelce have enjoyed a romantic reunion in her Rhode Island mansion.