I received a free copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review 
 This is probably more like 2.5 stars but I bumped it up to 3 because it's really partially my fault. I see the words 'goblin market retelling' and apparently my brain shuts down and completely skips the rest of the summary that features the words 'contemporary romance' but hey, what are you gonna do. I liked the parts of the book that dealt with the goblins and the magic. The first third of the book is spent setting up the characters and the world-building and I really enjoyed that. 
 Then comes the dreaded middle third of the book. Although I suppose technically the author got around the 'insta-love' factor by making it a curse ...it still reads as really insta-lovey. And that's just Skye and Grady, with Kit and Livy there's not even any excuse. Anyway this portion of the book is basically spent on alternating mirrored scenes of the two couples and their relationships and I found the whole thing to be pretty boring and entirely unnecessary, but if you're into romance it might be different for you. Also while this is a new adult book I felt like Skye and Grady basically acted like teenagers while Livy and Kit were playing the role of their parents, despite the fact that they are all in their early to mid 20s. 
 The last third of the book picks up again, with the plot going back to the goblins and the rescue mission. I really enjoyed this part and liked the inclusion of the four elements and walking the fairy paths. I haven't actually read the original poem, even though I know it by reputation, so I'm not sure how exactly this book measures up to it / how romance-heavy the original is, but I feel like this would have done better to focus more on the goblins and less on the 'love story'. However that's pretty much my opinion in every romance story and like I said, it is mildly my fault for not reading the summary closely enough.