Want to take a little detour and...fall in love? Well this book is probably your way to make it. Seriously. The story of Amy and Roger might be a little cliche for my taste, but the way things went for them as they took their detour, which was at first, a rebellious idea to begin with than to stick out the original one, (which you will of course be enlightened with when you read this) the book's title really said it all. Their detour, was epic. Through reading this, I found myself being whisked away and wistfully thinking of the places that I want to personally go even if it may be on the loneliest and depressed road in America. I suddenly craved for the places they'd been on like Yosemite and Graceland, dangerous little adventures like what Amy and Roger had on with their detour. And I wanted it to do with someone as cute as Roger. Tehehe. I know. You can't really blame me if I now want to copy their story and bring it up to my own life, can you? I tend to do that sometimes when I imagine a little too far off than needed when I read this type of books. One thing that drew me more with this story was that, the romance had not been abrupt, of which I was much grateful for. I'd grown to love how the pace of the story went. And how could I forget the scrapbook of their journey and Roger's playlist? I loved it. I greatly enjoyed it and I couldn't be more thinking of wishful things but to have a detour of my own like Amy and Roger's epic one, someday.