Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

Reading the first half of this book had me hooked. The part of the story until the three of them decided to move to California was going amazing. Until it wasn't anymore. The moment Marx had gotten with Sadie, I had a feeling he was going to die because that would potentially be the only way for Sam to end up with Sadie because Marx and Sadie were very much in love. I also grew to despise Sam after realising how much he manipulated Sadie into getting what he wanted and using her & her relationship with Dov. It was a very good book and I absolutely loved the storyline because it was very new and refreshing. However, towards the second half of the book it took a turn for the worse and somehow turned out to be similar to A Little Life - in terms of the theme of the book. Sam started off as a very good character but as the book progressed his character got very much worse. Sadie on the other hand was a very stubborn character, but she stood up for what she believed and it was nice to see her grow. I would rate this a solid 3.5/5!