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 It was not a very good idea for me to read this while I'm still recovering from depression, because some of it was triggering to me, so keep that in mind if you are suicidal/depressed. It's not a completely depressing, sad read though--there are definitely some funny and thought-provoking parts that make it worth the read. 
 The book starts when they're already on the road, so you don't really know what they talked about on the internet before. That's why there are little chat conversations in between 'chapters' (there are not really chapters but whatever), so you can catch up a little. 
 Owen is the narrator. He's lonely, and he's been really suicidal ever since his brother died, he's got a whole bunch of mental illnesses, and he has attempted suicide numerous times. Probably the biggest fuck-up of the group. Then there's Jin-Ae, who struggles with her sexuality and she's really scared of telling her parents because they'd disown her or whatever (she's like, Korean or something). Audrey is the rock girl who listens to Nirvana and a huge Kurt Cobain admirer. And Frank, the alcoholic sports fan. 
 They went on this road trip thinking about the end but found themselves at the beginning of something new and exciting. Crash Into Me was insightful, very well written, and moving at times. I do recommend this book if you like dark books about these kind of topics.