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I have been waiting for the sequel to Roadside Assistance to come out. I really enjoyed the first one and wanted to see how Whitney's life turns out. Well, I was equally happy with the second book. Now we await the third.

Whitney is a senior in high school. She should be having the time of her life. Her grades have always been good. She has a football player boyfriends. She is in the popular crowd. However, things start to unravel around Valentine's Day. Her boyfriend breaks up with her and letter to her mother comes in the mail. Her Calculus grade is way less than spectacular. Her mother feels that she needs a tutor in order for her to get into the right school. Whitney is feeling the pressure to be perfect in everyone's eyes. She doesn't want to admit she needs help at first. She just wants to finish her senior year and move on to her own life.

Whitney's mother is very annoying in the book. She is very demanding and very controlling. Her father is more laid back and tries to understand Whitney's point of view. Whitney's friends add to the pressure on Whitney. She must have the right boyfriend to suit them even though Whitney is starting to have feelings for someone they deem less than stellar. She is so confused at this point. Taylor, her unpopular tutor, starts to make Whitney question her priorities. He makes her look at and want things that her mother and friends do not want. This adds pressure to Whitney. What path does she want? Why is she trying so hard to push some paths away? Will she be able to find her way? With the help of some well respected people and God's nudges, Whitney begins to find the path that she feels is best. She begins to see new opportunities with different eyes.

This is a great series for young adult girls and even guys who may be struggling to find their own way in life. The teenage years can be full of pressures that make one feel like you need to take only one path. However, as Whitney discovers, God places opportunities in your life for a reason. Don't just push things aside because someone is expecting you to. You need to find your own way despite what others say.


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Destination Unknown eBook Amy Clipston Reviews

This was a great young adult read. I would recommend to start with Roadside Assistance then read Destination unknown. This is a pure love story and depicts in my opinion the cruel ways kids can treat each other but the flip side of how others are not sucked into that way of thinking and turn things around. I have recommended it to many of my friends for their teens.
I've read most of Amy's books and am a huge fan. I was very excited to learn that she would be writing a book with many of the same characters as Roadside Assistance. In Destination Unknown, Whitney is the main character and the primary focus is on her relationship with her mother who attempts to control all aspects of her life. Whitney is expected to succeed in all aspects, and when she receives a D on a Calculus exam her mother is quick to coordinate a tutor for her. Taylor Martinez is assigned to tutor Whitney and their relationship brings out much in Whitney that she had never been willing to admit to herself. Taylor and Whitney develop a close friendship and find themselves falling in love. Their relationship is very sweet, and I think it is what most of us dreamed of finding while we were in high school. Whitney quickly realizes that she has not been true to herself with her choice of friends and by listening to her mother's input as to who she should date. Whitney considers herself to be dealing with an identity crisis like so many of us encounter as a teenager. I don't want to spoil this book for anyone by providing more details. I'm a busy mom that usually takes a good few weeks to finish a 200-300 page book and I read this book in 4-5 days. I couldn't put it down. I was so drawn to the relationships and the conflicts that were occurring between Whitney and her mom, friends, and eventually Taylor. Even though Whitney was raised in a upper class home, I think everyone will be able to relate to the story and will find a lot of joy in the message of the book. Whitney holds onto her faith in God and although she feels the urge to rebel from her controlling mom, she always makes decisions that are decent and moral. Although she is 1/2 my age I enjoyed each page and would recommend this book for all ages, probably 12 and up. I love that Amy's books are always pure and she consistently demonstrates that you can create a wonderful storyline without any type of vulgarity. Please write another book with these characters, Amy! We would love to see Whitney, Emily, Taylor, and Zander at college! You could have each chapter focus on a different character. I just think that there need to be more author's like Amy Clipston and less books focused on the darkness of life. Amy brings so much light into her stories and they are very refreshing and uplifting for each of us.
Title Destination Unknown

Author Amy Cliptson

Series sort of a sequel to Roadside Assistance

Chapters 22

Pages 267

Genre Christian Teen

Rating 5 stars

Destination Unknown is the companion novel to Roadside Assistance; Whitney Richards is the cousin to Emily Curtis. When I read Roadside Assistance I really didn’t like Whitney but after getting to know her in Destination Unknown I found myself relating to Whitney and I ended up liking her as much as I did Emily.
Whitney starts off as the typical cheerleader at least what people think when they think of cheerleaders. But when she stars failing her math class and has to get a tutor; things start to change. Do in part to Taylor Martinez her math tutor, her friends and mother doesn’t think he’s good enough for her. He’s from the wrong part of town, the same part of town her cousin Emily is from.
I thought Zander from Roadside Assistance was my favorite male character but Taylor is growing on me. Just like with the first book a classic car plays a part.

Destination Unknown is more that a teen novel about teenage drama and love. It is a novel about learning to trust God’s plans and His timing. Even when it’s not our timing. That it’s alright to want to be your own person but not to hurt others in the process. I really enjoyed this book. I kind of wish there would be a third and four book that show Emily and Whitney at college.
I have been waiting for the sequel to Roadside Assistance to come out. I really enjoyed the first one and wanted to see how Whitney's life turns out. Well, I was equally happy with the second book. Now we await the third.

Whitney is a senior in high school. She should be having the time of her life. Her grades have always been good. She has a football player boyfriends. She is in the popular crowd. However, things start to unravel around Valentine's Day. Her boyfriend breaks up with her and letter to her mother comes in the mail. Her Calculus grade is way less than spectacular. Her mother feels that she needs a tutor in order for her to get into the right school. Whitney is feeling the pressure to be perfect in everyone's eyes. She doesn't want to admit she needs help at first. She just wants to finish her senior year and move on to her own life.

Whitney's mother is very annoying in the book. She is very demanding and very controlling. Her father is more laid back and tries to understand Whitney's point of view. Whitney's friends add to the pressure on Whitney. She must have the right boyfriend to suit them even though Whitney is starting to have feelings for someone they deem less than stellar. She is so confused at this point. Taylor, her unpopular tutor, starts to make Whitney question her priorities. He makes her look at and want things that her mother and friends do not want. This adds pressure to Whitney. What path does she want? Why is she trying so hard to push some paths away? Will she be able to find her way? With the help of some well respected people and God's nudges, Whitney begins to find the path that she feels is best. She begins to see new opportunities with different eyes.

This is a great series for young adult girls and even guys who may be struggling to find their own way in life. The teenage years can be full of pressures that make one feel like you need to take only one path. However, as Whitney discovers, God places opportunities in your life for a reason. Don't just push things aside because someone is expecting you to. You need to find your own way despite what others say.