The Housemaid 2 Book Set The Housemaid & The Housemaid's Secret by Freida McFadden

The Housemaid and The Housemaid's Secret by Freida McFadden are presented together in a two-book set. Across both stories, a housemaid takes on positions in two very different homes, where her days are shaped by cleaning, cooking and keeping a low profile as tensions within each household begin to surface.

In the first book, she works for the Winchesters, cleaning the house thoroughly, collecting their daughter from school and preparing the evening meal, before eating alone in a small room on the top floor. In the second, she is hired by the Garricks to clean a penthouse with city views and cook in a modern kitchen, yet finds that parts of the home and its occupants remain out of reach.

Included titles

• The Housemaid
• The Housemaid's Secret

Key details

• Two-book set
• Written by Freida McFadden
• Includes The Housemaid and The Housemaid's Secret

Synopses

The Housemaid

Each day, the housemaid cleans the Winchesters’ home, collects their daughter from school and cooks for the family, before eating alone in her small room at the top of the house. As she works, she tries to overlook Nina’s deliberate messes, lies about her daughter and the way Andrew appears more broken as time passes.

The Housemaid's Secret

Relieved to find employers who do not ask questions about her past, she accepts a job with the Garricks, cleaning their penthouse and preparing meals in their kitchen. She intends to stay quiet and keep her head down, but the role proves complicated: she has not met Mrs Garrick, has not entered the guest bedroom and is sure she can hear someone crying.