Rabbit Moon
Adept if patchy ... Haigh holds a steady narrative momentum as she bores into each character’s backstory ... Shanghai emerges as a character in its own right, frocked in vivid detail ... At times, though, Haigh’s descriptions feel desultory, random entries in a writer’s notebook ... It’s a solid book that doesn’t quite soar, but at its best it plumbs the elements that compose love.
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The backstories of these and other complex and memorable characters are told, and the novel concludes with a glimpse into their futures ... A gripping novel of suspense, infused with great empathy.
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Engrossing ... Capturing both the possibilities of reinvention and the scars carried from a traumatic past, Haigh’s searing novel examines the interplay between choice and chance.
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