Very character-driven, which is not a bad thing if the characters go through enough substantial development to mean anything, but these two do not. There is so much description and so little action that this story could be summed up in a couple chapters at most if all the excess fluff was cut out. The entire story is very predictable once you understand where the characters stand with their very basic motivations. This makes it frustrating to read through a slog of internal monologues to get to the point, which ultimately went almost nowhere. I had to keep reminding myself these girls are in their twenties and not in fact still children for how immature and one-sided their mindsets are the entire story, even when the novel itself points this out.