Former White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders will release a memoir about her time in the Trump administration, her publisher, St. Martin's Press, announced Thursday.

The book, which has yet to receive a title, is slated for publication in the fall of 2020 — right around the election that will determine whether her former boss remains in the White House.

The announcement will also surely add fuel to the rumors that Sanders, whose tumultuous term as press secretary lasted from July 2017 to July 2019, is planning a run for governor of Arkansas.

Axios first reported in June that Sanders was likely to write a book and hit the lecture circuit as she mulls a gubernatorial run for 2022. Mike Huckabee, her father, was governor of the state from 1996 to 2007.

In late August, she released a campaign-style website, replete with photos of her next to President Donald Trump and a lengthy bio. The website launched just after she signed as a contributor with Fox News.

"From Arkansas to the White House and back, I’m excited to tell my story about the challenges of being a working mom at the highest level of American politics, and my role in the historic fight raging between the Trump administration and its critics for the future of our country," Sanders said in a news release from her publisher.