If the roof is like everyone I have seen it will have trusses in the roof covered by OSB. Most likely has a vaulted ceiling. It should have a over hang of about 2 inches over the end of the wall. On the fascia of this over hand should be a board that comes down up to about 12 inches. Between this fascia board and the walls board should be honeycomb soffit vent.
With no over hang at all I can not see how they would provide soffit vents so I think it is as I have described. What will happen is the roof will leak and the water will run down the back side of the ceiling and into the wall.
The stuff they use in place of tar paper is very brittle and breaks up under the heat of a roof so all you have is the shingles for protection.
If it were mine I would forget the extra work of adding over hangs and just rip the entire roof off down to the OSB (shingles; so called tar paper; and drip edge) and install a new roof. The reason I suggest ripping the old shingles off is so that you can use a good tar paper this time.
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