CI5 hq

Well, I hope it's not too late to open up another page.....I did ask if anyone actually wanted part 5 and hadn't realised that a couple of people had responded with a 'yes' so here it is. Could you please cut and paste any relevant bits and pieces (if and where it's necessary) to this section so we have an idea of what is going on. Thank you very much and thanks for taking part. If I was unsure at the beginning I'm even more confused now as to why I found this story so addictive and seductive, but the journey is a lot of fun...

Due to popular demand I've started a third section. (Moderators, sorry, I don't know how to group this page with the other two and I'm not sure if there is a way?)

And for referring back to Part 2:
http://community.livejournal.com/ci5hq/35339.html

OK. It's official. I've just finished reading Redemption and once again I find myself wandering in that same old wildnerness i.e. lost and depressed because I've just experienced greatness and I miss them, I want to be in the story with them and I wish it had gone on and on and on and what else can I possibly read now which will satisfy me in the same way? I know that nothing is perfect and there's always room for different interpretations, critiques etc., but for some reason this story kept me spellbound, was an on the edge-of-your-seat page turner and I just didn't. want. to. finish. it.

And, there was something else I came here to say...........oh yeah, I don't suppose anyone is up for a discussion on this? Someone who can try and help me understand why pages and pages of Bodie suffering and consuming dispirins at will, should turn out to be such a riveting read?