The Housemaid: An Absolutely Addictive Psychological Thriller with a Jaw-Dropping Twist (The Housemaid series, Book1) | TikTok Viral & Bestseller Pick

I am a beginner reader. I have ordered this book to try out thriller genre. It was a great read. Once the actual twist sets in, you'll be glued to the book. You might feel a bit lag in between( also might be because I'm new to book reading) but other than that a good read. Would rate 7.5/10.

The book was of good quality with all the pages intact. The story is a really interesting psychological thriller with an unexpected twist. I'm excited to read the next books.

The Housemaid is a psychological thriller by Freida McFadden, set in the Winchester family. The story follows Millie, a troubled woman who becomes a housemaid and becomes entangled in a web of secrets and deception. The novel is praised for its suspenseful plot, exploring themes like power dynamics, trust, and facades. However, critics argue that the novel could have been stronger, with more nuanced character development and pacing. Despite these criticisms, The Housemaid has won the Best Mystery & Thriller award at the Goodreads Choice Awards 2023 and has led to sequels, including The Housemaid's Secret and The Housemaid Is Watching.

I loved the layers of the characters, and loved the plot. I wish Nina and Millie could conversations but I loved how it really uncovered the truth of each character. Gripping and jaw dropping story. Absolutely in love with Freida's character

This isnt the best fiction book but its not that bad. Definitely u can read it if ur bored but the plots are basic and predictable. Maybe the tirls find this story more interesting than men

I read the book in a single sitting. Predictable in parts but so well paced, that it had me hooked from the word go. The characters are incredible, especially the women. Thoroughly enjoyed the read!

Love this book , can I meet McFadden for an autograph please ?You made me intense when I was reading this .Love you .

Absolutely captivating. Simplistic writing but riveting at every chapterOne of the best I have read this yearLook forward to more from the author