The Hotel Maid

<p><b>I straighten the apron wrapped around my waist and swipe the key card in the guest room door. As I place the cleaning bucket by my feet I see the woman lying unmoving on the plush carpet her eyes frozen.</b></p><p>Each morning I arrive at the luxury Cedarwood Manor hotel put on my crisp maid's uniform and clean the rooms. I take great care in my work as I slip from one floor to the other.</p><p>Most guests barely know my name. I'm invisible to them. That's ok. I prefer people didn't know my secrets.</p><p>But today a woman has been found dead in her room and a ten-year-old little girl has been reported missing from the hotel.</p><p>Today someone has left me a note saying they know who I am.</p><p><b>But they must be mistaken. I'll make sure they are.</b></p><p><b>A tense 'just one more page' emotional rollercoaster of a read that will have you racing to the twisty end. Readers of <i>The Woman in the Window</i> <i>The Girl on the Train </i>and <i>Gone Girl </i>will be absolutely gripped by <i>The Hotel Maid</i>.</b></p>