Review: The Housemaid is Watching - Freida McFadden

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Review: The Housemaid Is Watching - Book #3 The Housemaid Series - Freida McFadden - June 2024

A couple of years ago I first discovered Freida McFadden with her books The Locked Door and The Gift. As a thriller fan , I found myself enjoying them and now I have read the majority of her backlist. The Housemaid is Watching is the third book in the Housemaid series featuring Millie and Enzo. The pair met in the first book and then they went their separate ways and reunited at the end of the second book. Now in the third book, the pair we discover have been married for 12 years and have two children Ava and Nico. The family have moved into a beautiful house and neighbourhood , but of course Millie knows to be wary of neighbours and especially the wealthy as her experience has taught her. What happens though when the next door neighbour Jonathan ends up murdered and the cops are narrowing their suspect pool to one person aka Enzo. Who is Enzo protecting as he confesses ? Has one of their children inherited their parent's need for justice and vigilante work ? I also loved the added twist of how past characters turned up who knew the family and what they were capable of. This was a great read and a potential to set up a new series of "next generation". I now have her latest release The Boyfriend on my bookshelf to read as received it as a Christmas present and can't wait to get stuck into it as well as the novella which features Millie's and Enzo's Wedding.
 
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