The Housemaid

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Anyone who loves The Woman in the Window , The Wife Between Us and The Girl on the Train won’t be able to put this down! It was mentioned about 3 times and it kind of seemed like a triggering statement to keep making if the reader has problems conceiving. The only downside to that, though, is that it did take me a little bit to care about Millie because we didn't know a lot about her in the beginning.

Trading Address (Warehouse) Unit E, Vulcan Business Complex, Vulcan Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE5 3EB. her past is a crazy one…it’s pretty much a mystery throughout the entire book so there’s nothing more i can say about her. Meet Millie: recently released from prison for a crime we don't know if she committed or what kind of crime she got involved in. It’s a rollercoaster of a read from start to finish and I can honestly say that McFadden has a new reader in me.Millie is introduced to Nina's little girl, who looks like she jumped out of a Children of the Corn movie with her weird baby doll dress, white-blond hair, and spoiled brat attitude that rubs her the wrong way.

stars — I decided to read another Freida McFadden book because I wanted a page turner that didn’t require much thinking. The only reason I didn't rate it 5 stars is because I wish there were a few more mini-plot twists sprinkled throughout, but overall, I really enjoyed it and would definitely read the sequel!She is willing to live in the tiny ATTIC room, with only one window, which seems to be painted shut, and has a lock on the OUTSIDE of the door-and she is tolerant of Cecelia who is dressed up like Wednesday from the Adams family, but definitely doesn’t have the manners of a pretty little girl. Nina and Cecelia move to California, while Millie lives off money that Nina sends her after Andrew’s death. welcome to my spoiler free review🤭this was my first freida book and it has me feeling like i need to take a trip to the nearest psych ward. The only ones who see everything from behind closed doors are Andrew and Enzo, and how sad it is that a novel written by a woman, with a woman as a protagonist, should depict both its female main characters as such hapless damsels in distress?

Usually, I don't really care about characters in thrillers, I'm there for the mystery and mystery only.All of our books are 100% brand new, unread and purchased directly from the publishers in bulk allowing us to pass the huge savings on to you! Then came Part Two, and there is a SURPRISING twist, but it’s very OTT and the story goes off the rails at this point. Part one is Millie and although the storyline is OTT it’s readable though for an ex con Nina sure ain’t savvy. When she learns a dirty little secret about Nina's past and gets warned by the hot, candy-like landscaper Enzo, who unfortunately speaks only Italian, she realizes that by accepting this job, she may be putting her life in danger.