Review of Man Mission

[Yvonne Jepkorir]

[Following is a volunteer review of "Man Mission" by Eytan Uliel.]

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4 out of 4 stars

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Man Mission by Eytan Uliel is an engaging fictional book that compromises "Four men, fifteen years, one epic journey." The story is about four young friends who promise annual adventures to different locations. The idea of the man mission came up earlier in the days when they were still in college; after they completed school, they all went separate ways, and one year later, Sam, one of the friends, contacted the protagonist to put the man mission into action. Sam and the protagonist traveled to New Zealand for hiking, where the protagonist injured his knee and went cycling in Japan. Over the years, they were joined by Daniel and Alec.

They traveled through Australia, South Africa, Vietnam, Iceland, and Spain. In addition, they traveled to different destinations by hiking, cycling, or kayaking. Although the journey was exciting and fun, it was also dangerous; they sometimes suffered injuries. However, this journey allows them to connect and deepen their friendship and helps them explore and mature in terms of career, parenting, love, and marriage.

I loved every aspect of this book; it is fascinating. The book depicts the power and importance of friendships and strong bonds throughout the book. They shared their achievements and dreams as well as failures and losses. I found the adventures more exciting and fun; I felt like I was part of their mission. The author wrote the book from the man's perspective. We can see the challenges men face in today's society and what goes through their heads. Uliel narrates the story from the first person perspective; the characters are well-developed, the author's writing skills are impressive, and the plot is engaging and enthralling. The book's magical flow makes it easier to read and understand. In addition, the language used was simple and easy to understand. The story is well described in detail. I found the story refreshingly realistic. Not only is the book exciting and fun, but also it has life lessons.

I dislike nothing about this book, and it is exciting and enjoyable. I did not have any grammatical errors or typos; the book was exceptionally edited. The book is filled with adventures and life lessons, although profane words are used.

I would rate this book 4 out of 4 stars because of its excellent editing. The book is well-written and edited; therefore, it is worth reading.

I recommend this book to audiences who love fiction and adventure books, as Man Mission will not disappoint.

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Man Mission
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