Hare House

This novel is as if Starve Acre (2019) and Pine (2020) fell in love and had a chillingly fascination child.

I loved the brooding sinister atmosphere in this book and the fact that everything is left so ambiguous, leaving the reader guessing at every turn. The writing is beautiful, the author really captures a sense of place and builds the air of supernatural with the weird neighbours, strange history and the hare motif running through the novel. This would make a fantastic book club read, as you never quite know what will happen or how reliable the narrator is being.