Miss Prim

by Peggy Moreland

DAD WITH A DILEMMA Problem child? Sullen teen? Just call Malinda Compton, also known as "Miss Prim." Her most recent case: confused single father Jack Brannan and his four squirming sons. No doubly about it, these kids were hellions, and they'd gotten their devilish charm from Dad himself. How had he talked her into giving these imps a crash course on manners? Deep down, Jack knew his bubbling brood could become choirboys in no time. Why, all they needed was a loving touch. And when Malinda came into their lives, he soon realized that the boys weren't the only ones who needed her. But how could he ever convince Miss Prim that she herself belonged in their rough-and-tumble household -- forever?

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