The Housemaid bvy Freida McFadden
I shake the gorgeous, manicured hand of Nina Winchester and she adds, “Welcome to the family. I look around the marble hallway while grinning sweetly. This job is my last opportunity to start over. I’m free to act in whichever I want. Yet, I’ll quickly discover that the Winchesters’ secrets are much more perilous than mine. I thoroughly clean the Winchesters’ lovely home every day. I pick up their child from school. Then I prepare a delectable lunch for the entire family before going upstairs to eat by myself in my small room on the top floor. I make an effort to ignore the mess Nina creates solely to observe me clean it up. What bizarre tales she tells about her own daughter.
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Andrew, her husband, seemed to be getting worse every day. But it’s difficult for me to resist picturing what Nina’s life must be like while I gaze into Andrew’s charming brown eyes, which are so filled with suffering. The perfect husband, the luxurious automobile, and the walk-in closet.
One of Nina’s immaculate white dresses is the only one I ever try on. just to experience it for me. Yet she quickly learns… It’s already too late when I notice that my attic bedroom door only locks from the outside. But, I convince myself that the Winchesters are unaware of my true identity. They are unaware of my abilities. Unbelievably complex and compelling, this book will keep you turning the pages late into the night.
Being released from prison, Millie is residing in her car. She is in desperate need of a job in order to reclaim some semblance of her life. She doesn’t have much hope after failing interview after interview, so when she meets The Winchesters for another soon-to-be-failed interview, she is not very concerned about lying.
Oh oh joys, she gets a job. Yet as Millie will soon find out, things are not as they seem for this couple.
The Housemaid is a suspenseful home thriller recounted in three chapters from Millie and Nina’s points of view. It has brief chapters, a strong plot that occasionally veers into the fantastic, and some unexpected turns.
