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Trouble has always had a way of finding me, but being carjacked by a pretty girl in a wedding dress is one thing I never saw coming.As the official family screw-up, not many people count on me for anything but a good time. But Maisy Romero and her little brother need a knight in shining armor, and they need him yesterday.Clearly, I'm not that guy, especially since I've already got serious trouble chasing me down-the kind that just landed me in jail. The last thing this runaway bride needs is to tangle herself up with me and my mess.But Maisy sees something greater in me that nobody else ever has-well, almost nobody-and she's determined to get me to see it too.I should push her away for her own good. After all, there's a reason people don't count on me. But somehow I still find myself asking: Could I possibly be that knight after all-even if my armor is tarnished and dented?Deja Brew All Over Again is a small-town rom-com that's part of a series but can also be enjoyed as a standalone steamy romance.TROPES / FEATURES:Roommates (forced proximity)Runaway brideSmall townHe falls firstProtective heroRedemptionAdorable little brotherNosy familyFound familySizzling chemistrySnarky banterBigfoot and a skunk named Mango

Provides much needed knowledge and best practice strategies to the community of researchers engaged in decolonizing methodologies. Additionally, this volume will allow readers to think of new imaginings of research design that deconstruct power and privilege to benefit knowledge, communities and participants.

The Quartodecimans were early Christians who maintained the tradition derived from Judaism, and observed Pascha at the same time that the Jews observed Passover. In this work, Alistair Stewart, the leading authority on Melito and the Quartodecimans, presents a unique collection of material in a form ideal for classroom use as well as for the general reader.At the head of this newly revised collection stand the original Greek text and an updated translation. Alongside this is an extensive introduction and annotation pointing out not only the parallels to Jewish practice, but also offering an analysis of the work in terms of classical rhetoric. Further, in this edition the translator has included an expanded selection of Melito's fragments, testimonia to Melito, and other material vital for understanding the Quartodeciman liturgies from Rome, Syria, and Asia.