Aloha Carrington is a woman comfortable in her own skin. Don’t mess with her friends, T.V. or video games and you might just escape the cussing out of a lifetime. Aloha is a Southern woman down to her bones, and under the feisty exterior resides the gentleness that only one man can pull to the forefront – Imax.

Ianikut Maksim Aleksandrovich, affectionately known as Imax by the posse and Max by his brothers, is one hundred percent man. Under his cool façade is a vampire who will take no prisoners when it comes to those he loves. Loving to his woman and gentle when she needs him to be, Imax is by no means a pushover. In his world he’s the man you cross the street to avoid.

Imax and Aloha have been carrying torches for one another for years, and fate is tired of them monkeying around. The time has come for Imax and Aloha to find out just how deep their love goes.

I have to admit I loved this story from the very beginning. With its down home ribbing to the extended families, I couldn’t find one thing I didn’t utterly enjoy. The characters were not just fascinating; they were beyond my normal experience with novels. Their wit and love for one another had me seesawing between bouts of laughter and tears. I felt like I was back in South Carolina surrounded by family and play cousins. The love between Imax and Aloha is the kind of true giving love affair that women wish for and real men dole out like it’s penny candy. The man truly worshipped the ground his woman walked on. Imax saw the woman within and loved every country inch of her. Aloha knew she was in deep lust with Imax. After spending time with him and witnessing the depth he would go through to keep her happy, safe and loved, there was no way she could turn her back on the big Russian. Jayha Leigh has delivered a story that will entertain and keep your attention. If you have never read one of Ms. Leigh’s books you are in for a treat. I’m looking forward to the next installment of this fantastic series. Wild, Wild Anybody's Guess: Aloha serves up love southern style with a dash of paranormal.

Reviewed by: NeNe