Quick Summary:

The Housemaid is a fast-paced psychological thriller that hooks you from page one and doesn’t let go. I promise you that! The book is told from the perspective of Millie, a young woman with a secret past. The story unfolds as she takes a job working for a wealthy family in an eerie, too-perfect home.

What makes this book stand out is McFaddon’s knack for tension– each chapter ends with a subtle, chilling twist that builds into a satisfyingly shocking climax. The writing is straightforward and quite punchy, making this book an easy one to binge in one sitting.

What I Liked:

*Gripping, addictive plot

*Dark Family secrets and jaw-dropping twists and turns

*Unreliable and changing characters that keep you guessing every step of the way

What Could Be Improved:

*As with every book there is room for improvements and there is some predictability in the middle.

*Minor suspension of disbelief needed. But to be fair it is fiction!

Final Thoughts:

If you love thrillers with a psychological edge, you will enjoy reading this book! The Housemaid is a dark and delightful ride worth taking.

Thanks so much for reading my review!

Tracy :)