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Mystery & Thriller

The Housemaid

by Freida McFadden · narrated by Lauryn Allman

Book 1 of The HousemaidFirst published 2022

A young woman with a past she'd rather hide takes a live-in cleaning job with a wealthy family, and soon realizes the household is far stranger than it looks.

Narrated by: Lauryn Allman

Grumpy’s take“She cleans the house; you just listen. Honestly, the least demanding chore you'll ever do.”

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