New Title: The Fever Brothers Book 3

"Who stole my lunch?" Cannibal's carefully packed work lunches have been disappearing day after day, only his. Grrr. Someone obviously appreciates expert cooking, but this constant thievery is about to throw him into a berserker rage. He has to track down this atrocity.

His brothers warn, "Don't feed it, you'll just encourage it to scavenge." But Cannibal can't stay away because someone, or something, is hiding in an abandoned section of the Illibrium mine and stealing his food! This has to stop, now. As he leaves prepared lunches for the mysterious female with the luscious scent, he finds himself moving deeper into the old mine, needing to ascertain her safety...and finally he comes face-to-face with the female he's been feeding. He's found her. And she's... a human female of royal pigment?

Oh hell, she's too good for him. They'll never let him touch her. They'll never let him keep her. He wants her as his Bride, but he can't. But he'll die trying.

The constant theft of his expertly crafted work lunches has thrown Cannibal into a rage. Someone is obviously enjoying his culinary skills, but this thievery has to stop. Determined to track down the culprit, Cannibal ignores his brothers' warnings not to "feed it," as they believe it will only encourage the scavenger.

However, Cannibal cannot resist, for the thief is hiding in an abandoned section of the Illibrium mine, and Cannibal finds himself drawn deeper into the old mine, leaving prepared lunches for the mysterious female he senses. Finally, he comes face-to-face with the woman he's been feeding, and to his shock, she is a human female of royal pigment.

Cannibal is overwhelmed by his desire for her, but he knows they will never let him touch her, let alone keep her as his Bride. She is too good for him, and the thought of losing her is tearing him apart. Yet, he is determined to die trying to make her his own.

The narrative presents a captivating story of Cannibal's struggle to uncover the thief of his carefully crafted lunches, leading him on a journey of discovery and a deep, forbidden attraction. The language is evocative, painting a vivid picture of the characters and their predicament, while the suspenseful tone keeps the reader engaged throughout.

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