The Missionary Position Book

I was given a copy of the Missionary Position By R.E Dinlocker for an honest review. I want to thank him for the request.

This is defiantly not a light read. The Missionary Position is alive with a world of the past set in the Irian Jaya. We are introduced to so many different tribes an cultures you feel like you are there. Complete with Cannibals and Crocodiles.

The novel seamlessly moves from the present to the past in most cases. Although, I'm still not sure what happened with the Church and the Bank. I'm not sure If I missed it or if it just wasn't really clear.

I spent most of the Novel not quite sure what was going on and waiting for that "AH HA" moment, which didn't come until the end. When the plot lines did come to a close at the end it was a little forced and I would have enjoyed the novel more if I could have figured it out on the way instead being confused the entire trip.

I also didn't really understand the entire Angie/Charles love story. The only reason I can see that they fell in love is because they were the only two non natives around.

Overall the book was enjoyable, I learned about Tribes and Customs I knew nothing about and way too much about cannibalism.....Sara