If you loved The Housemaid, read The Restoration
What they share
Both books run on the same feeling: claustrophobia inside a beautiful house, the pressure of a job you can't afford to lose, and a growing sense that the rules exist for someone else's benefit. Both are built to be read in one sitting.
What The Restoration brings
A quieter, more atmospheric kind of dread, and a heroine whose rare skill with old paint is the reason she is in the house at all.
Read it if you like
Slow-building dread, a heroine under pressure, and chapters that end on a hook.