You know, to my surprise I rather enjoyed this book. 
 It had its small annoyances here and there, such as on the very first page when a British woman wrote with distinctly American grammar (attention to detail is important, kids), and I was calling the main character Schuyler "shoo-y-ler" instead of "sky-ler" for two thirds of the book. Other than that, though, I actually rather enjoyed reading it. The lore is pretty unique, and I liked having the benefit of three different perspectives. Some characters seem kind of flat, but the story had enough going on to keep me invested. 
 It's no masterpiece by any means. If you don't mind incomplete sentences now and then, and My Immortal-esque clothing descriptions, I'd say give it a go. 
 Three and a quarter stars.