Books
December, 1994
A Sprawling portrait of three generations in an Irish family, All Our Yesterdays (Delacorte) is Robert Parker's first non-Spenser novel in 11 years, and it is a resounding success. It resonates with historical insight, complex personalities, dramatic events and a powerful story that carries the reader from Dublin in 1920 to present-day Boston.This fresh cast of characters and the unaccustomed span of time and geography will be unfamiliar to Parker's Spenser fans, but there are several recognizab...