To Burn in Rapture

One look and he broke all the rules.
One drop and she was his.
 
What if the Roman gods were real, and one of them broke one of the cardinal rules of being a god? Never give a mortal god blood … One drop is all it takes for a human to become immortal.
Sabine has had enough. God or bust is her new motto. It’s been nearly 3000 years, and she still hasn’t found a way to be with the god Janus, who saved her millennia ago. She will do whatever it takes, including sacrificing her latest husband to the god of the Underworld, to bring him back to her.
Janus, the Roman god of beginnings and endings, has distanced himself from Sabine for centuries. He won’t fall for her tricks. Janus doesn’t care that she’s married. He wants her to be someone else’s problem—if she’s someone else’s problem, she’s not on any other gods’ radar.
With Sabine hell-bent on going against Janus’s wishes, she finally finds herself in the world of the gods—just not with the one she’s fallen for.