The Housemaid

by

Freida McFadden

Should you read this book?

The best public reviews summarized for you.

Who is this book for?

  • Readers who enjoy fast-paced, addictive psychological thrillers with unexpected twists would likely enjoy 'The Housemaid'.
  • This book appeals to fans of domestic suspense novels and those who appreciate dark humor mixed with tension.
  • It's ideal for readers who don't mind suspending disbelief for the sake of entertainment and prefer plot-driven stories over deep character studies.
  • Those who enjoy books by authors like Ruth Ware and Lisa Jewell, or stories that keep them guessing until the end, would find this a satisfying read.

Who is unlikely to appreciate this book?

  • Readers seeking more literary or sophisticated thrillers might be disappointed by 'The Housemaid'.
  • Those who value complex character development, realistic plot progression, and originality in storytelling may find the book lacking.
  • Critics of common thriller tropes and predictable twists would likely be frustrated.
  • Additionally, readers sensitive to themes of domestic abuse, infidelity, or unrealistic character behavior might want to avoid this book.
  • Those who prefer slower-paced, more introspective novels or who are easily annoyed by plot holes and illogical character actions would probably not enjoy this thriller.

Things online reviewers enjoyed about this book

  • Addictive and hard to put down
  • Excellent writing style
  • Well-developed characters
  • Unpredictable plot twists
  • Fast-paced and engaging
  • Clever use of dark humor
  • Satisfying and unexpected ending
  • Creates a creepy and eerie atmosphere
  • Keeps readers on the edge of their seats
  • Gradually reveals character backstories

Things people didn't like as much about this book

  • Predictable plot for some readers
  • Unrealistic actions by characters, especially towards the end
  • Shallow character development for some
  • Overhyped according to some readers
  • Similar to other popular thrillers
  • Writing style can be seen as juvenile or simplistic
  • Main character's decisions can be frustrating
  • Lack of originality in plot
  • Overuse of thriller tropes
  • Illogical plot points and character behaviors

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