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Bestselling Author Shocks Fans By Revealing True Identity After 13 Years Of Double Life

Freida McFadden, best known for penning psychological thrillers The Housemaid, The Intruder, and more, on Wednesday, April 8, revealed her true identity to the world. “I’m at a point in my career where I’m tired of it being a secret,” McFadden said. McFadden, who made her writing debut in 2013, introduced herself as Sara Cohen, a doctor who treats brain disorders, when speaking to USA Today yesterday.

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