Michael Hurst has earned a living and a reputation discovering priceless artifacts in Egypt. When the needs of investors brings him back to London, he decides to use the trip home to try his hand at searching for a long lost family heir loom, the Hurst Amulet.

One thing he did not expect to discover is the fact that his efficient personal assistant, Miss Jane Smythe-Haughton, is actually a very attractive female and not just someone who knows how he enjoys his tea. Following a new lead on the amulet to Scotland, Michael must keep his mind on the mission and off of Jane's rather attractive attributes.

Jane Smythe-Haughton has been hiding a secret for years. Having to return to the island of her birth for work purposes, is placing everything she has earned while living on her own in jeopardy. Will she have to explain her past to her eccentric employer and how will he take the news that she is basically Scottish royalty?

The Hurst Amulet series continues with another wonderful addition. THE TAMING OF A SCOTTISH PRINCESS is a fun historical ride with characters that have you laughing in all the right places. Michael's usual thought process normally had me in stitches. The manner that uses Jane to deal with him had me laughing out loud. The chemistry between the two characters is magical and really made me fall in love with each of them. When I discovered that I had stumbled on this entertaining series towards the end, I immediately went out and purchased the rest of the books.