Review of Man Mission

[Collins Umunnakwe]

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

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5 out of 5 stars

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"Man Mission" by Eytan Uliel is an adventurous novel that tells the tale of four friends and their adventurous trips. The main character, always referring to himself as 'I' or 'me' (as he is never named throughout the book), started this journey with Sam. Initially, it was a fantasy where he wished to have adventure and go sightseeing across the globe. The protagonist told his friend Sam about his fantasy. Later on, Sam calls and tells him about their first adventure, trekking in New Zealand. After initially laughing it off, he eventually agrees to go. So began the "Man Mission". Later, their close friends, Daniel and Alec, join them on these trips. Now these men have made it a sort of tradition to go on regular, dangerous trips. They embark on these trips after convincing their wives. Alec is the only one not in a steady relationship. For these men, this mission is now much more than just a trip. Read this book to find out what adventures they encounter and what risks they meet along the way.

I like that this book doesn't limit itself to the trips these men undertake. The author took some time in each chapter to tell us more about the days before these trips. That way, we are able to see more into the characters' personal lives, especially that of the protagonist. This book has its fair share of humor too, as the friends always teased themselves. The author was able to inject some humor even in the most unlikely situations. I also loved the plot of this book. While reading, it almost felt as if I went along with the characters on their trips. The author did a great job, and I really enjoyed this book. This book was also exceptionally edited, as I did not find any errors. Therefore, I'll rate this book 5 out of 5 stars.

I do not have any dislikes for this book. It was totally enjoyable and worth my time, despite its length. I recommend this book to lovers of adventure. Also, people who have stories of great friendships would find this book appealing. They could also learn a thing or two from it. This book is not for kids, however, as there are instances of profanity and a little erotic content.

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Man Mission
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