The Housemaid

Working in the home of Nina and Andrew Winchester is Millie's last chance to start over and close a dark chapter of her past. But she has no idea that the secrets her new employers hide behind closed doors are far greater than her own.

At first, she pays little attention to the strange "coincidences" she encounters during daily cleaning, picking up their daughter from school, and preparing family dinners. She also overlooks Nina's odd behavior, false accusations, and cruelties she increasingly faces. Millie has experienced worse things in life than the whims of a spoiled woman from a wealthy neighborhood - and she desperately needs this job.

But Andrew seems increasingly troubled and lonely. When she looks into his eyes, it's hard not to imagine what it would be like to stop being merely a servant and become the new lady of the house - especially when the current one becomes more unbearable each day and has stopped caring for herself. And it might not remain just imagination. The Winchesters have no idea who Millie really is. They don't know what she's capable of.