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Spiro's new novel is Someone Else’s Secret.
[Q&A with Julia Spiro; The Page 69 Test: Someone Else's Secret.]
At CrimeReads she tagged seven books told from the perspective of domestic workers, including:
The Girl with the Louding Voice by Abi DaréRead about another entry on the list.
Set in Nigeria, this powerful book follows fourteen year-old Adunni, who runs away to the city in order to escape an arranged marriage to an older man. She winds up working as a maid for a wealthy couple, but her troubles multiply when the couple quickly becomes abusive. All Adunni wants is access to education. Through her own strength and determination, she finds a way to claw herself out of enslavement. This story will leave you sobbing and cheering at the same time.
--Marshal Zeringue