The narrator, Kimberly Wood, doesn't seem to try to overcome the weak writing of the two protagonists. The character voices are largely the same. Only at the end of the story, when the male protagonist starts talking a more stereotyped Black male lingo, can you tell the difference between the two characters.

The story itself is OK, but nothing special. The twist at the end is not a twist at all. You could see it coming a mile away. It was just an hour long, but I would have rather listened to something else.

It's possible that I might have enjoyed the story more in a written format where I could have allowed my imagination to give the characters more depth.