Review: To Tame a Highland Earl
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 6, 2014
This book is so good, humorous, full of action and overflowing with passion. The heroine, Eve Crenshaw, is a fiery, stubborn woman. She encounters Lord Erroll Rushton when he breaks into her room at an inn; all with the intention of confronting the woman who has now spread lies that he compromised her.  Rushton doesn't intend to marry the woman, one reason is because he is innocent in this instance, but also because the man likes women, lots of women, and he doesn't intend to marry now. When he does, he still intends to have other women on the side. His first mistake in this instance is that he breaks into the wrong room and he discovers this when Eve pulls a gun on him and her sister, Grace, the actual accuser, and Eve's mother show up. Her father shows up while Erroll has Eve pinned to the bed because Grace has jumped on his back in outrage. During her father and Erroll's ensuing fight, she shoots Erroll in the calf.Then begins a really wild flurry of episodes of Eve refusing to marry Erroll when her father declares she will; Grace's further attempts to ensnare Erroll in marriage, failed kidnapping of Erroll (masterminded by Eve), kidnapping of Eve, repeated proposals of marriage to Eve by Lord Somerset( a longtime admirer), a ship voyage with all four of them, including Eve and Grace's loyal, brute of a bodyguard. During all the hullabaloo, Erroll becomes determined to marry Eve but she doesn't want him because she knows that he is not husband material even though they have some really hot sexual interludes.