pickA little companion read to Reservoir 13, one of my best reads of last year. This tells more snippets of the stories of the people living in the village from which Becky Shaw went missing; with her disappearance weaving through each story. Beautifully written.
pickSweet, short, interesting read. Small village, missing teen, every chapter a different persons narrative. Don't expect all to be answered at the end, you have to make that bit up yourself.
pickI haven‘t read Reservoir 13 and only realised this was a companion piece to that novel after I started reading it. Some reviews say it is better to have read the original novel first but I think it worked as a stand alone. It had me hooked from the start. Every chapter is from the perspective of a different character but they are all linked in some way, as they all live in the same small village. Will definitely be reading Reservoir 13.
Those long summers, with no way out. Seeing the same faces day after day. You‘d feel trapped. Sometimes you‘d break things just to see what would happen 🌾☀️
Having some pho 🍲 with the kids
pickThis set of interviews/stories intersects with the events of the novel Reservoir 13. I enjoyed the various points of view and reading between the lines. It goes to show that while there may be one big story (a child's disappearance), everyone still has their own stories and secrets. Originally written and recorded for BBC Radio 4, which would have been cool!
pickA beautiful little addition or companion read to the already brilliant Reservoir 13. Loved it.
The Reservoir Tapes | 
