I wouldn't call this a three star book so much as a three and half star book. It had a lot of good things going for it, like the fact that the fairies weren't all amoral. This, in and of itself, made it an interesting read for me, even if I did detest Ryland and found him rather, uh . . . creepy. 
 The psychological idea of being glamoured against your will was disturbing as well, which was fine and something I could deal with for a short segment of the book, but the way it went on and on was kind of sado-masachistic and left me feeling slightly sick and ripped off by an ending where my sense of justice felt cheated. 
 Otherwise, it was a good story.