• Monday, April 06, 2026

The Housemaid by Freida McFadden Ranks Among Most-Read Books on Goodreads

Freida McFadden’s thriller The Housemaid continues its popularity surge, ranking among Goodreads’ most-read books as readers embrace twist-filled storytelling.
on Apr 06, 2026
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Psychological thriller The Housemaid by Freida McFadden continues to dominate reader interest, securing the 10th spot among the most-read books on Goodreads based on recent user activity.

The ranking reflects how frequently readers are marking the book as “read,” highlighting its sustained popularity more than three years after its release.

The novel follows Millie, a woman who takes a job as a housemaid for the wealthy Winchester family. What begins as a seemingly straightforward role soon turns unsettling as she observes strange behavior within the household. Nina, the wife, acts erratically, while her husband Andrew appears emotionally burdened. As Millie digs deeper, she discovers disturbing secrets—including the fact that her attic room locks only from the outside—raising the stakes of the story.

The book has gained massive traction across reading communities like BookTok, with readers praising its fast pace and unexpected twists. Its popularity was further amplified by a 2025 film adaptation starring Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried.

McFadden, known for her gripping thrillers, is also making waves with another title, Dear Debbie, which has also featured among trending books on Goodreads. The story follows advice columnist Debbie Mullen, whose life begins to unravel, pushing her toward a path of personal reckoning and revenge.

As The Housemaid continues to climb reader charts, its success underlines a clear trend—audiences remain hooked on fast-paced, twist-driven thrillers, and McFadden is at the forefront of delivering them.

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