Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

I absolutely loved this one!

I always think I prefer plot driven books but the ones I end up liking the most are character driven. I just love to read about flawed and real characters, struggling through normal day-to-day life issues.

This is a story about love, all the types of love there is: for friends, for family, for hobbies, for work, for ideals, for ourselves, for being more and reaching higher and yes, romantic love as well.

The story is beautifully written and I loved the three POV, albeit I connected more with some characters than others. It is a perfect example that we are a sum of everything we do in life and that we can only truly know someone if you know and connect all the pieces together.

I'm quite impressed it ended up winning the Goodreads fiction award for 2022 because I didn't consider it a book that would appeal to the masses due to its heavy connection with gaming.
However, it appealed to me, and it was one of my favorite reads of the year.