The Housemaid Is Watching by Freida McFadden in Paperback

As I hold my daughter's hand and wave back at Mrs. Lowell, I can't help but feel grateful for our new home. We finally have a place of our own, away from my past and the struggles we faced. The kitchen is charming, the cul-de-sac is quiet, and the huge yard is perfect for our kids. It took years of saving, but we were determined to give our family the life they deserve. Even though I'm a bit hesitant about our new neighbor, Mrs. Lowell, I'm hopeful that we can become friends. But when her maid greets us with a cold stare, I can't help but feel a chill. And I can't shake the feeling that there's something strange and unsettling happening on our street. From my husband's late night outings to the ominous warnings from a neighbor, I begin to question if moving here was a mistake. I thought I had left my secrets behind, but perhaps this suburban street is the most dangerous place of all