Unfortunately, his wife's severe health condition confines her to her room for the majority of the day. stars to a solid 5, thanks to the clever twists, and eagerly looking forward to delving into more of the author's twisted tales sooner rather than later.

Douglas Garrick, a wealthy and influential business magnate, hires her to maintain his sprawling duplex penthouse, which he shares with his wife. Is this threat connected to the Garrick family, or is something even more sinister lurking in the shadows, poised to threaten her life? Millie has a great deal of sympathy for abused women and will do anything to ensure they escape from harmful situations and by using any means necessary.

She also juggles cleaning and nannying jobs that come her way through word-of-mouth recommendations. even though i read this book in less than 6 hours…it was a bit slower than the first one and that’s one of the very few reasons why i gave it 4 stars.

it's reminiscent of how i'm currently expressing myself, incessantly emphasizing my point and unintentionally stressing both you, and myself. The appearance of the second character’s pov created a huge déjà vu moment, as I knew it would contradict everything Millie had told us so far. Because Freida's hero is believable--as far as these sorts of stories go--and extremely sympathetic and brave and unrelenting. McFadden is truly making a name for herself and I look forward to reading every single thing she’s written and all her future novels.I enjoyed The Housemaid with its brilliant twists and turns and couldn't wait for its sequel, which I received from Kindle Unlimited.