in the interests of full disclosure...

I feel I should mention that I absolutely can't stand books that feature a protagonist who takes a literal journey, and in so doing learns about himself or herself.
Why is this relevant? Well, Guyaholic features one of these journeys. To add further, um, depth, Mackler had V get lost once or twice on the trip. See? She got lost! That's similar to V's confusion about - oh. Yeah. You sussed that out already.