Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

Appreciated the linear nature of the story, starting at the very beginning of the journey for the two/three main characters through life, business, partnership, love, loss, etc.   Prose is well written and somewhat deep, yet still extremely readable. Some interesting relationship dynamics across the board and engaging how they evolve over time in the entirety of the book.  Really liked that it seemed to be the telling of a whole life's story of the central characters from the moment they all met through the trials and tribulations that life dealt them and all the way to the very end.  Each detour, major event, or prolonged detail all seemed well worth the ride. One nitpick- it would help for clarity if there were timestamps throughout the book on what year each segment was in, as it was a tiny bit unclear how old the characters where during each part of their journey.