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Review: The Maid

The Maid The Maid by Nita Prose
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

The Maid is a mystery thriller novel about Molly, who works as a Maid in a hotel. She was socially awkward, rely on facial cues to distinguish emotions and usually works alone. She was an outcast at work, but then got tangled in a mysterious death of a well known man, Mr. Black and drugs without her knowledge. Luckily, a friend of her deceased grandmother came to her rescue and caught the culprit.

It was kinda slow at first but as you get to know Molly the Maid, you'll loved her and how she is meticulous at cleaning and small details. The storyline was good maybe there's missing some bit of explosion to the revelations but I totally enjoyed reading this book. 3.5/5

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