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Newest Review: ... in a very public fashion by her lover's wife and as a result, Celine is ostracised by her neighbours and sister-in-law, ... more

 ... Dermot's sister, Brenda. Her father is shocked and devastated by his daughter's behaviour, which has rocked the small community they live in. When Celine begins to receive poison pen letters, all in red envelopes, she decides to make a fresh start. She rents out her house, leaves the pharmacy and takes a temporary position as manager of a second hand dress agency in another town. The job is to cover for the business owner, Rose, who has have hip surgery. The dress agency has a small flat above the shop where Celine i...more

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brittle1906
Red Letter Day - Colette Caddle: A Red Letter Day for this author! (852 words)
by - written on 12/08/10 (Very useful, 57 readings)
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Review of Red Letter Day, a novel by Colette Caddle. I am reviewing the paperback version of the novel. ISBN 978-0743468848, 320 pages, published in 2004 by Pocket Books, genre Modern Fiction, cover price £6.99. ==The Plot== Red Letter Day is set in Ireland and follows the life of a young trainee fashion designer, Celine Moore. Celine is tipped to be Ireland's hottest new designer. The story opens with Celine, her husband Dermot and her widowed father, Frank, attending an award ceremony, where Celine wins the coveted 'New Designer of The Year' award. A promising future beckons to the newly married ...  Read the complete review

kingfisher111
All the ingredients for a good read! (616 words)
by - written on 07/09/09, updated on  19/08/11 (Very useful, 147 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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