What is the author's style in The Forgotten Daughter by Caroline Dale Snedeker?

Caroline Dale Snedeker tells her novel "The Forgotten Daughter" in prose which is intelligent and gently poetic. This is emblematic of any sympathetic, learned Roman, such as Aulus; and common for a mildly-educated dreamer like Chloe. Indeed, Aulus and Chloe connect culturally, between songs, plays, and philosophy. They also appear to connect on a level of conservatism -Chloe longing for her Grecian roots, while Aulus years for an honest, simpler, and agrarian-based Rome.