The Captain and the Lady

<p>Petroc Trengrouse has come home from Waterloo missing his right leg. </p><p>Family friend Lady Beatrice Marlowe has been thrown out of her home on the deaths of her father and brother. </p><p>When Petroc comes to stay at Beatrice's mother's seaside house to recover from his wounds he has no idea that he's causing severe financial problems. </p><p>He feels he's not fit to marry; she knows she's too poor to attract an aristocratic suitor. Will the Trengrouse Ball prove both of them wrong?</p>