Why did I love this book?
This is a many-layered story about three high-achieving friends who make video games. It is a book that I shouldn’t have liked—I don’t know anything about video games—but I did.
Sadie wants to write games that break boundaries to show the male-dominated video world what she can do. Sam has grown up poor with severe health problems and thus wants to make games that are crowd pleasers. Marx is the practical mind who tries to accommodate their disparate creativity and mold it into something that sells.
The characters find that they need each other, but as time passes, they also discover how messy life is when imagination, business, friendship, and love compete in real life.
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* AMAZON'S #1 BOOK OF 2022 *
Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow takes us on a dazzling imaginative quest, examining identity, creativity and our need to connect.
This is not a romance, but it is about love.
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