Molly Gray likes nothing better than cleaning, so her
job as a maid at an upscale boutique hotel is ideal. She is happy
there until she discovers the dead body of a rich tycoon in a
hotel room bed. When Molly is suspected of murder, she comes to
realize that she has been framed.
The true culprits are discovered by book’s end, but the mystery
story isn’t the foremost appeal of The Maid. Molly’s
character is. Clearly on the autism spectrum, though that phrase
is never used, Molly at the beginning of the story has a difficult
time judging people. Her only close relationship was with the
recently deceased grandmother who raised her. Molly often misses
social cues and says the wrong thing or explains too much. Through
her ordeal over being wrongly suspected of murder, Molly must
learn to better evaluate others, and her perception grows.
The Maid is a heartwarming tale with a heroine readers will
love and root for. They will be rewarded.
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