Virtual Author Talk: Freida McFadden “The Housemaid Is Watching”

In an online author talk, Freida McFadden discusses her new thriller “The Housemaid Is Watching.” Register to receive the link to join and submit questions.

The queen of twists, Freida McFadden, chats about writing psychological thrillers, her mega-bestselling hit The Housemaid series, and her third installment, The Housemaid Is Watching.

This installment is full of twists and tension as it continues to follow Millie Calloway. She used to clean other people’s houses—now, she can’t believe this new home is hers. The charming kitchen, the quiet cul-de-sac, the huge yard where her kids can play. She and her husband saved for years to give their children the life they deserve.

Even though she’s wary of their new neighbor, Mrs. Lowell, Millie accepts her invitation to dinner. Mrs. Lowell’s maid opens the door wearing a white apron, her hair in a tight bun. Millie knows exactly what it’s like to be in her shoes. But the maid’s cold stare gives her chills…

The Lowell’s maid isn’t the only strange thing on their street. Millie is sure she sees a shadowy figure watching them. Her husband leaves the house late at night. And when she meets a woman who lives across the way, her words chill to the bone: Be careful of your neighbors.

Millie wonders: Did they make a terrible mistake moving here?

#1 New York Times, Amazon Charts, USA Today, Wall Street Journal, Sunday Times, and Publisher’s Weekly bestselling author Freida McFadden is a practicing physician specializing in brain injury who has penned multiple bestselling psychological thrillers and medical humor novels. Freida’s work has been selected as one of Amazon Editors’ best books of the year, she is the winner of the International Thriller Writers Award for best paperback, and she is a Goodreads Choice Award winner. Her novels have been translated into over 30 languages.

Freida lives with her family and black cat in a centuries-old three-story home overlooking the ocean, with staircases that creak and moan with each step, and nobody could hear you if you scream. Unless you scream really loudly, maybe.