The Lost Seigneur

 The Lost Seigneur is a sequel to critically acclaimed and award-winning Chateau Laux.  Set in the waning years of the seventeenth century and the decades that followed, it is the story of Jean-Pierre du Laux, a nobleman in southern France, who was wrongfully imprisoned during a time of religious intolerance and subsequently endeavors to return to his family.  Many years have passed since last he saw them, and any reunion would have been impossible without the unlikely help of a youthful companion that he meets along the way.

 David Loux is a short story writer, who has published under pseudonym in Ploughshares, Manzanita and other literary journals.  The Lost Seigneur is a sequel to Chateau Laux, which was his first novel and the first book published under his own name.  He lives in the Mt Rose area of the eastern Sierra with his wife, Lynn.