The Cleaner
The gripping psychological thriller and #1 Irish Times bestseller, perfect for fans of The Housemaid
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Publisher Description
Prepare to be hooked by the bestselling psychological thriller, a must-read tale of obsession, identity and privilege – perfect for fans of Freida McFadden’s The Housemaid, C. L. Taylor and Lisa Jewell.
THE NUMBER 1 IRISH TIMES BESTSELLER
A SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER
‘Beautiful, dark, visceral.’ Andrea Mara, Sunday Times bestselling author of No One Saw a Thing
‘The Cleaner is a masterclass in tension.’ Jennie Godfrey, Sunday Times bestselling author of The List of Suspicious Things
‘A heart-thumping thriller packed with exciting twists.’ Daily Mail
It's not dust she's looking for. It's dirt.
Esmie is meant to be invisible.
Just a cleaner with a foreign accent that no one quite has time to place, and a uniform of leggings and a duster that allows her to explore the homes of the wealthy Woodlands gated community, unnoticed.
Which is exactly what she wants. Because Esmie isn’t really a cleaner.
One of the residents of Woodlands has ruined her life. And when she finds out who, she’s going to make them pay . . .
Everyone is talking about The Cleaner...
'The twist completely blew my socks off' – 5* Reader review
'This book is amazing, a real page turner. Loved it' - 5* Reader review
'I literally could not put this down' – 5* Reader review
'Absolutely brilliant. Had me gripped from the start' – 5* Reader review
'Addictive reading' – 5* Reader review
‘Wonderfully claustrophobic.’ Sunday Independent
‘A sinister page-turner.’ Irish Times
‘Domestic noir at its finest.’ i Paper
‘Taut, twisty and beautifully atmospheric, it pairs a gripping plot with dark, intricate themes.’ Kia Abdullah, author of Waterstones Thriller of the Month Those People Next Door
‘I couldn’t put it down.’ Lisa Hall, bestselling author of Between You and Me
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
In this compelling page-turner, Esmie is a foreigner and a cleaner, making her, in effect, invisible. In reality, though, she has arrived in Ireland to avenge her brother, who is in a coma. One of the wealthy residents of the gated community where she starts working is responsible, and Esmie’s position as a cleaner allows her to sift through the residents’ houses—and their secrets. She gathers evidence of deception, rocky marriages and the kind of careless mistakes that money and privilege can usually gloss over. This is a pacy story, but also one that deals with family bonds, class and what it means to be an outsider. A domestic thriller with edge and bite that will make readers question their own assumptions. Because, after all, who really has their house in order?
