Is CJ Sansom writing anymore Shardlake books?

Sansom has chosen for his final, for now, book in the Shardlake series, “Tombland”. To be honest, this was such a bittersweet read for me. I have grown to love Sansom’s writing style and his colorful cast of characters.

What is the order of the CJ Sansom books?

BOOK 1: DISSOLUTION.

  • BOOK 2: DARK FIRE.
  • BOOK 3: SOVEREIGN.
  • BOOK 4: REVELATION.
  • BOOK 5: HEARTSTONE.
  • BOOK 6: LAMENTATION.
  • BOOK 7: TOMBLAND.

    • Should I read the CJ Sansom books in order?

    Although the Shardlake novels read well as stand-alone books it is best to read them in chronolgical order. There are no spoilers as such but knowledge, say, that a character is a friend in later books does mean that you dismiss them as suspects in a current book.

    Is there a sequel to Tombland?

    Ratcliff: Shardlake #8Tombland / Followed byFrom the Crime Writers’ Association Diamond Dagger recipient C. J. Sansom, the highly anticipated new novel in his acclaimed Shardlake series of Tudor mysteries, which have sold two million copies around the world.Autumn, 1552. England is, uneasily, at peace. Google Books

    What has happened to CJ Sansom?

    After a long battle with cancer, the author CJ Sansom is back. He is happiest in the 16th century. It is pleasing when a person is as you expect them to be — and Chris “CJ” Sansom is every bit the writer of historical crime novels.

    Will there be a Shardlake TV series?

    The makers of the Shardlake series will be hoping to repeat the success of the Nineties drama series Cadfael, which starred Jacobi as Ellis Peters’s sleuthing 12th-century monk.

    What happened to CJ Sansom?

    Sansom was very ill with cancer and that his 7th Shardlake book would be his last. I am unable to find any updates as to his condition, but am fervently hoping that such a wonderful man will live to write more books. I am so grateful to him for the intense reading pleasure he has given me.

    Who was Shardlake?

    Matthew Shardlake is a fictional lawyer at Lincoln’s Inn in sixteenth-century London. He is also a first-rate detective who reluctantly attempts to unravel some of the most important mysteries of the time while navigating the treacherous political waters of Tudor England.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66xGr98ReQs