When they’re good, they’ll be fun, charming, but also a little rough in places.
So with self-published works like this, no matter the genre, you need to read it like you would watch a self-made movie, or any other self made work of art. It’s one thing to evaluate Oklahoma on it’s own strengths and weaknesses, however expecting it to be something it’s not is the fault of the viewer, not the work. I don’t want to be like the guy who was in the mood for a western and ignorantly watched Oklahoma! and starts ranting how this is the worst western ever. I’m a firm believer in appreciating any work on its own terms. So I decided to check out this m/m romance because it’s a genre that’s booming lately (there’s dozens of these things out) and I never read one before.
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