The Housemaid's Secret: A totally gripping psychological thriller with a shocking twist

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even though they’ve only been dating for six months and Millie stands him up constantly and doesn’t seem to even remotely like him as anything other than an abstract concept. Stuffed full of secrets, lies, and underhanded motivations, there was one epic twist after the other right up until the very end. Millie sigue sorprendiéndonos para bien y para mal… ósea es un personaje que no entiendes porque se comporta como idiota en todo el libro para terminar dándote esa cara moralmente gris que tanto amamos al final! The Garricks' penthouse is stunning, and the pay surpasses her wildest expectations, but Millie is troubled by Mrs. i have so much to say so that should give you an idea about how interesting it was to read about her.

However, the pay and conditions are too tempting to refuse, and as the saying goes, beggars can't be choosers.

Now, before I jump into my review, I want to let you all know about two trigger warnings in case they could affect you while reading.

if you're simply looking for a fast-paced read and don't mind sacrificing character development (or can tolerate millie), then this book is right up your alley. Freida lives with her family and black cat in a centuries-old three-story home overlooking the ocean, with staircases that creak and moan with each step, and nobody could hear you if you scream. But if you’re willing to throw out your suspension of disbelief, it’s still quite the chilling (and thrilling) tale. Granted, I had a hard time staying engaged through the slow burn start, but even that didn’t keep me from loving this journey through McFadden’s twisted mind. after losing her job, millie gets an offer from wealthy tech specialist douglas garrick to work as a cleaner and cook, with the condition of avoiding contact with his sick wife, wendy.Given her compulsion to help women in danger, she wants to learn what is really going on behind the opulent front doors. All they need is a little light housework and cooking, which would be easy enough for Millie to manage. it felt as though she was stuck in a loop, constantly regurgitating the same phrases and ideas over and over again.