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 Red Letter Day - Colette Caddle
Newest Review: ... a consequence, she moves to a different part of Dublin and takes up work in a second hands clothes shop and starts living in ... more  ... the flat above the shop. This proves to be a really good move for her, providing her with a new lease of life and maybe even a potential love interest. However, there are many memories and people from her past and through their reappearance the reader is often to be found wondering whether Celine will be able to find true happiness.
This wonderful book is so very readable that, even at just under 500 pages, I read it in just a few days. Colette Caddle has an immensely readable style that keeps you thinking that you'l...more |
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Red Letter Day - Colette Caddle: All the ingredients for a good read! (611 words)
by - written on 07/09/09 (Very useful, 141 readings)
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Recently, I seem to have discovered a whole raft of female writers who produce extremely good fiction - Melissa Hill, Patricia Scanlan, Sheila O'Flanaghan to name but a few. Now I have another name to add to my list - Colette Caddle, the author of Red Letter Day which I have just finished reading and have enjoyed very much! Red Letter Day tells the story of Celine Moore, a once up and coming clothes designer, but since being widowed at an early age, she has given up her dreams and has been only existing rather than living! At the start of the story, we discover that she has been having an affair with a married man - just for a bit of company really - but the ... Read the complete review
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