We found our enemy. Now we just have to kill them. Easy enough, right? For the first time ever, all four of my dragon mates and I are on the same page. Despite that, nothing feels easy. Enemies are encroaching from all sides, desperate to destroy what little peace we’ve managed to create while I am doing my best to keep the health of the horde intact and dealing with four mates who have the weight of the world on their shoulders. Can we find our peace? Or will the fragile happiness I’ve found be shattered beyond repair? The Dragons' Eternal Mate is the third and final book in the Dragons of North Oak Series.

“Leave and Come Back is a phenomenal debut. Prepare to fall in love with the entire cast of characters while Lakshmi expertly weaves humor, heart, and tenderness onto every page.” —Hannah Bonam-Young, New York Times bestselling author of People Watching You’re invited to the most romantic, chaotic wedding of the season. For the first time, Simran Gopal is living out her own swoon-worthy romance to rival the beloved Bollywood films of her childhood… until she receives her cousin’s wedding invitation. Now, Simran finds herself returning to the family home she’s been avoiding for the last seven years to take part in a two-week long Indian wedding. Family drama is already at a high when Leo Bridgers, Simran’s new boyfriend, accidentally crashes the engagement party. To avoid full crisis mode and provoking the ire of Veena perima, Simran’s aunt and judgmental family matriarch, the cousins need to rally. Commence: Operation DDLJ. Following the lead of their favorite Bollywood movie, they need to trick Veena into adoring Leo. In a mess of misdirection and hijinks, Leo must prove himself to be the most charming, helpful wedding guest imaginable, and he certainly can’t give away that he’s ever met—let alone is currently in love with—Simran. For Simran, being back with her family also brings up memories of the difficult years after her parents died. As old grievances and new secrets arise—with nosy aunties always watching—Simran must find a way to heal her wounds or risk losing her happy ending with Leo and her family. Charming, tender, and hilarious, Leave and Come Back asks what it means to open up to love, what makes a family, and how to honor the past while embracing the present.

Werewolves have taken over the earth and have been ruling for hundreds of years. Humans have become slaves to these beings that were once hidden. Everly Carson, a selective mute human maid to an alpha. Alpha King Vincenzo, ruler over the whole world. What happens when Everly’s alpha gives her as a gift to Alpha King Vincenzo? Will Everly survive all of the trials thrown at her? Find out in The King’s Mute Mate

First published in Portuguese in 1968, Pedagogy of the Oppressed was translated and published in English in 1970. The methodology of the late Paulo Freire has helped to empower countless impoverished and illiterate people throughout the world. Freire's work has taken on especial urgency in the United States and Western Europe, where the creation of a permanent underclass among the underprivileged and minorities in cities and urban centers is increasingly accepted as the norm. With a substantive new introduction on Freire's life and the remarkable impact of this book by writer and Freire confidant and authority Donaldo Macedo, this anniversary edition of Pedagogy of the Oppressed will inspire a new generation of educators, students, and general readers for years to come.

I have a cottage, a garden, a pink chicken named Nugget, and a strict personal policy against asking questions. That last one is why it took me years to notice that the wolves I've been stitching back together are not, technically, wolves. In my defense, nobody told me. In their defense, they were trying very hard not to. Now my cottage is rubble, my best friend has a tail, and thirty werewolves are standing in my herb beds having a collective crisis about how much I know. Their Alpha is taking it worst. One eye. All scars. No interest whatsoever in humans, in healers, or in a woman who talks this much. He also won't stop watching my hands while I work. Neither of us plans to mention it. Then someone starts turning moonbright into poison. The flower I grow. The one I've been using to keep every single one of them alive. And it turns out there's exactly one person left who knows how to turn it back. It's me. It's the one with the chicken.

I have a cottage, a garden, a pink chicken named Nugget, and a strict personal policy against asking questions. That last one is why it took me years to notice that the wolves I've been stitching back together are not, technically, wolves. In my defense, nobody told me. In their defense, they were trying very hard not to. Now my cottage is rubble, my best friend has a tail, and thirty werewolves are standing in my herb beds having a collective crisis about how much I know. Their Alpha is taking it worst. One eye. All scars. No interest whatsoever in humans, in healers, or in a woman who talks this much. He also won't stop watching my hands while I work. Neither of us plans to mention it. Then someone starts turning moonbright into poison. The flower I grow. The one I've been using to keep every single one of them alive. And it turns out there's exactly one person left who knows how to turn it back. It's me. It's the one with the chicken.

Werewolves have taken over the earth and have been ruling for hundreds of years. Humans have become slaves to these beings that were once hidden. Everly Carson, a selective mute human maid to an alpha. Alpha King Vincenzo, ruler over the whole world. What happens when Everly’s alpha gives her as a gift to Alpha King Vincenzo? Will Everly survive all of the trials thrown at her? Find out in The King’s Mute Mate

“Leave and Come Back is a phenomenal debut. Prepare to fall in love with the entire cast of characters while Lakshmi expertly weaves humor, heart, and tenderness onto every page.” —Hannah Bonam-Young, New York Times bestselling author of People Watching You’re invited to the most romantic, chaotic wedding of the season. For the first time, Simran Gopal is living out her own swoon-worthy romance to rival the beloved Bollywood films of her childhood… until she receives her cousin’s wedding invitation. Now, Simran finds herself returning to the family home she’s been avoiding for the last seven years to take part in a two-week long Indian wedding. Family drama is already at a high when Leo Bridgers, Simran’s new boyfriend, accidentally crashes the engagement party. To avoid full crisis mode and provoking the ire of Veena perima, Simran’s aunt and judgmental family matriarch, the cousins need to rally. Commence: Operation DDLJ. Following the lead of their favorite Bollywood movie, they need to trick Veena into adoring Leo. In a mess of misdirection and hijinks, Leo must prove himself to be the most charming, helpful wedding guest imaginable, and he certainly can’t give away that he’s ever met—let alone is currently in love with—Simran. For Simran, being back with her family also brings up memories of the difficult years after her parents died. As old grievances and new secrets arise—with nosy aunties always watching—Simran must find a way to heal her wounds or risk losing her happy ending with Leo and her family. Charming, tender, and hilarious, Leave and Come Back asks what it means to open up to love, what makes a family, and how to honor the past while embracing the present.

Keeping my head down was the goal. I wanted to heal and stay safe. Was that too much to ask? Maybe it was, considering that six years ago I woke up in a ditch, barely alive, with no memory of where I came from. Still, I worked hard and became a damn good healer, traveling around the country helping hordes. When my best friend called, begging me to help heal a sick child, naturally, I went. Only, now I have four alphas - dragon shifters - claiming I'm their mate that went missing. The problem is, I've never met them before in my life. CAN I TRUST THEM? SHOULD I TRUST THEM DO I WANT TO?