Les Chevaliers de Turquestein

Le château de Turquestein a bel et bien existé. Ses valeureux chevaliers aussi. Ce roman retrace une page de leur histoire. Au XIe siècle, derrière les murailles du Château de Turquestein. La lutte est engagée entre le Comte de Metz et la baronnie du Pays de la Vezouze. Luccina, jeune fille de serf croisera le chemin de Olric, jeune écuyer au château. Le destin leur confie une périlleuse mission: retrouver l'écu aux mille pouvoirs... À noter: en 1624, un ancêtre direct de l'auteur, Jean Haumant, occupait la fonction de Sergent dans ce château.

Denis Voignier is a former teacher. He is also an author, a literary advisor, public writer and biographer. He has often come on holiday to the United Kingdom and loves this country and its people very much. He also loves the English language very much. He currently lives in Strasbourg. Denis Voignier is a French author who has been publishing since 2001. He has written about seventeen youth novels and five adult novels. The adult novels are detective and/or historical novels, sometimes both. Two of his novels are set in England. These titles are well received in France and he has had "Mary Cheltenham"and "Scarborough Fair" translated into English for the benefit of readers in the UK.