Mimsey

Mimsey Goddess lives a simple life, chatting with Nim, her pet sloth, scaring a robber or two, saving the occasional life.you know, normal things for a demi-goddess. For centuries she's enjoyed this life, scratching the sexual itch when she feels it, moving on when the need arises. But when she meets Silas, he brings up feelings she's never felt before. A routine stop at the market for Silas Barnett turns into anything but when he helps stop a robbery, and he's intrigued by the old lady brave enough to take on the crook.
Never having much of a family of his own, he'd always wanted a feisty grandmother like her, and he can't help but want to spend time with her. Though as much as he likes her, Silas doesn't exactly see Mimsey in the same light as she wants him to, so she introduces him to Maude-young, beautiful, yet another lady throwing Silas for a loop, and after one date she has him completely under her spell. Still, she's not what he's looking for, and Mimsey feels guilty for forcing it. When a jealous tattletale sticks her nose where it doesn't belong, Mimsey must answer to the higher powers.
For she's committed the ultimate crime according to the gods and goddesses-she'd fallen in love with a mortal. And she must pay with his life.