A review by mjessamir
Roadside Assistance by Amy Clipston
2.0
Emily infuriated me and it was such a struggle to finish this book in her POV. I don't even want to go over the reasons why I hate her. Too many to mention. Honestly, I would've given this 1 star if it weren't for it being a Christian fiction. I understand that Emily's horrendous personality is necessary to make the story work but it is so hard to read a book when you don't even like the main character. I tried to understand where she's coming from but I just never connected with her. People kept on telling her that she's gorgeous and great and all along I was thinking, which part? Anyway, she has found her faith so I know she'll be less awful. Haha
Sometimes, we call onto God and ask for His presence in our life because we feel alone but we shun all the people God sent to fill our life. When we ask something from God, we must open ourselves to receive His answer.
Sometimes, we call onto God and ask for His presence in our life because we feel alone but we shun all the people God sent to fill our life. When we ask something from God, we must open ourselves to receive His answer.