Review of Man Mission

[Drmol]

[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 is an action-packed story about four friends who traveled together every year for fifteen years. Hiking, biking, and kayaking are all part of the itinerary. Eytan Uliel created the narrative.

The mission was started by the narrator and Sam before it became a popular adventure. So began the quest when Sam phoned him three years later, reminding him of their planned boy trip. They were unprepared the first time, which resulted in several errors from which they learned. The second time, more people showed up, and they were better prepared. The tale unfolds as the protagonist describes how his wife mistreats him and how this vacation allows him to be himself.

This book was full of funny moments and just showed that true friends are important and rare to find. I hope that, in the future, I will also have friends like this.

I liked the plot and the way the author depicted the incidents. Some of them were amusing and simple to envision. This novel kept me entertained. Aside from the escapades, I like the book's key lessons, such as Sam and the narrator's bond. The narrator had criticized Sam before he entered their social circle, and now they are great friends. They are the ones who set the mission in motion. It only demonstrates that you should never judge a book by its cover.

I did not like how the narrator’s friends encouraged him even though he cheated. True friends should tell him to talk to his wife about their issues. I felt that they were leading him down the wrong path since cheating does not have a good effect on any relationship. I did not like how Rachel treated her husband, but cheating was not the best solution. I wish the author elaborated more on Rachel's change of heart because she was described as a sweet woman.

This book is amazingly well-edited and well-written; it shows that it has been professionally edited. I did not find any errors. I rated this book 4 out of 4 stars because I enjoyed reading it. I felt it deserved 4 stars because it was entertaining and there were no errors.

I recommend this book to older audiences that enjoy adventure books since it has certain sensual situations that are not appropriate for young audiences, and it discusses friends traveling to exotic locations, which readers may find intriguing and useful in learning about new countries.

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Man Mission
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