Millie soon realizes that the Winchesters have secrets far darker than hers. Nina is emotionally abusive, manipulative, and seems to be actively trying to drive Millie insane. But Millie has secrets too. And when the narrative flips perspectives halfway through the book, you will realize that you haven't been reading the story you thought you were reading.

Freida McFadden has a gift for the "hook." Within the first three pages of The Housemaid , you will know exactly what kind of ride you are in for. It is messy, mean, and magnificent.

Read it during your lunch break. Thank me later when you scream at that final page. Have you read The Housemaid? Did you see the twist coming? Let me know in the comments below—but no spoilers for Book 2!

In this post, we are diving deep into why The Housemaid is the thriller that broke the algorithm, what makes Freida McFadden a master of the "unputdownable" plot, and everything you need to know about reading it in and PDF formats. What is "The Housemaid" About? (No Spoilers) Let’s set the scene. Meet Millie Calloway . Millie has a troubled past and a criminal record that makes finding a job nearly impossible. Desperate for a fresh start, she takes a position as a live-in housemaid for the wealthy and glamorous Winchester family.