The Housemaid

This book pulled me in from the very first chapter. The pacing is fast, the chapters are short, and the suspense builds steadily throughout the story. I loved how the plot kept shifting just when I thought I understood what was happening. Each reveal felt earned and genuinely surprising. It’s the perfect thriller for readers who want something engaging without being overly complicated. I ended up reading far later than planned because I needed to know what happened next. If you enjoy psychological suspense with strong twists and a smooth writing style, this one delivers.

Nina Winchester’s elegant home hides dangerous secrets, and when a young woman takes a job as the housemaid, she discovers just how twisted the family truly is. Every day brings small deceptions, subtle power plays, and the constant question: who’s really in control? This book had been sitting on my TBR for far too long, but with the movie out, I finally picked it up and I wasn’t disappointed. As expected from Freida McFadden, it’s full of suspense, tension, and twists that keep you turning pages. I guessed the big twist, but the journey to get there was gripping and thoroughly enjoyable. A must-read for fans of domestic suspense and psychological thrillers.

This book is so intriguing. The plot twist had my mouth wide open. I was hooked immediately!!! Wanted to read before watching the movie.

This was probably the quickest I’ve ever read a book. I’m usually the type who takes a couple of months—sometimes more—before finally turning that last page. But this one had me hooked from the start. I finished it in just two weeks, and honestly, I couldn’t put it down. Every chapter ends in a way that practically forces you to keep going. It’s that perfect blend of tension and curiosity that makes you say, “Okay, just one more,” until suddenly it’s midnight and you’re still reading. And the ending? Let’s just say it had me immediately ordering the next book in the series. If you’re looking for a story that pulls you in and refuses to let go, this one absolutely delivers.

For many years, I read nothing but non-fiction. I wanted to learn something. Something that I could apply to my life, that would improve it, make it better. Knowledge that would transform my personality. Transform me into a happier person. I wasn't interested in just more distraction. Lately, though, I've opened my mind to venture into works of fiction. In my search to find the right book, I noticed that this author had many six-digit, positive reviews. This one, The Housemaid, had the highest review count. I purchased the paperback copy. I know that this may seem strange to some, but there is just this sense of satisfaction when you see a book on your shelves, that you began and finished. I really enjoyed this story. It seemed plausible. Something that could really happen. I loved that in the beginning; I fell under the impression that a certain character was the flawed one, the dysfunctional one, the one who was bat crazy. She made me angry, because in real life, there are certainly people like that. Then, as the story progressed, I realized that this person, whom I thought was loco, was really highly intelligent. She had masterminded the entire tangle. There is a little bit of romance, also, that had me rooting for the two people who were attracted to each other. I truly enjoyed the twists and turns, and being surprised when things turned out to be the opposite of what I was led to believe. The ending was satisfying, and I enjoyed the book so much that I immediately ordered another from this author. I also enjoyed that one so much that I finished it in three sitting. Two with The Housemaid. I highly recommend any book that this author has written. She certainly rekindled my love of reading!

Im giving this one 4.5 stars but rounding down. I absolutely love Freida books and this one was no different. She always keeps me on my toes and thinking that everyone is a suspect. I really liked seeing things from both Nina and Millies POV. It was very well written and flowed really nicely. A lot of thriller books dont give the “twist” until toward the end but I was hooked the whole time and liked how some things were revealed about halfway through. Definitely a good read and we also went and saw the movie which I think was done so well! The casting was great and it kept a lot of the important aspects in there as well. Will definitely be reading the other books in the series!

Thrilling and kept my attention with every page; I couldn't put it down! Great for a weekend read! I loved it!

All nighter. Couldn't stop turning the pages with many twists and unexpected ending. Now to see the movie and compare notes.

The book came in very good condition, and I started reading it right away ...finished it in one sitting! I absolutely loved The Housemaid by Freida McFadden. Millie’s character was my favorite...strong, sarcastic, and so real. Her little bits of humor made the dark story even more enjoyable. The short chapters kept me hooked and made it so easy to keep saying “just one more.” It’s fast-paced, twisty, and completely addictive, a perfect psychological thriller!

The Housemaid is a fast paced thriller with sharp twists, a tense atmosphere and a story that keeps you guessing to the end. The writing is easy to follow, the pacing stays tight and it is the kind of book you can finish in a day because you want to see what happens next. With the movie about to release this is a great time to read the original story and see all the details that set it up. If you want a gripping, twisty thriller this one is a very strong pick.

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I enjoyed this story about Mille, a housemaid who struggles to find work due to her criminal record. Millie meets Nina who hires her as a housemaid, but instantly she struggles with her new employer's changing moods. She knows more is going on in the household; all the while falling for Nina's husband, Andrew but not getting along with his daughter, Cecilia. Millie meets Enzo, the family's gardener who acts strangely and warns her about the family, telling her to be careful and that more is going on. She is confused and dislikes Nina who treats her badly, finding a way to resolve the strange incidences. What I loved about this story was the action-filled drama, suspense, twists and turns, and brilliant, deep characters. I so recommend this first book in this series. Loved it.