title: The Wedding Affair (Zebra Historical Romance)
author:  Karen L. King 
description: Returning home from the war, Major Tony Sheridan investigates the mysterious death of one of his soldiers. Thinking he may have found the person responsible for the murder, Tony challenges him on the field of honor. Both men survive the duel only to join forces in the search for the real killer, but while chasing down clues, Tony encounters Felicity Merriwether, the woman he once thought he was going to marry. When Tony discovers that the widowed Felicity's young son, Charles, is actually his, he seeks some way not only to become a part of his son's life, but also to regain Felicity's love. A reportedly cursed pair of dueling pistols, first featured in King's <i>The Wedding Duel</i> (2002), plays a small role in reuniting two lovers in this intricately plotted Regency historical. King skillfully develops the sensually tinged attraction that blossoms between her tormented hero and her stubbornly unconventional heroine, and then balances this nicely against the dangerous intrigue that fuels her carefully crafted romance. <i>John Charles</i><br /><i>Copyright  American Library Association. All rights reserved</i>
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