About the book: From Denise Brown - older sister of Nicole Brown Simpson - comes a vital, trauma-informed book that illuminates intimate partner violence and the systems that enable it.
“We’re hearing so many stories now about domestic violence…The statistics are staggering. Denise Brown has been in search of some new things that might actually help save women’s lives.” - Diane Sawyer
About one in three women in the US experience domestic violence, and many incidents are never reported. Drawing on decades of work with domestic violence shelters and the aftermath of her sister’s death, Denise blends memoir and biography with passages from Nicole’s journals, centering the voices and lived experiences of survivors.
Denise teaches practical, evidence-based ways to recognize warning signs - because abusers often hide behind charm, wealth, or charisma - and explains how friends, family, and communities can respond safely and effectively.
Compassionate and urgent, For My Sister Nicole: Love Shouldn't Hurt, What To Know About Domestic Violence (2026) is both a necessary survivor narrative and a call to action, helping readers to better understand what happened to Nicole and learn how to recognize and support other people in danger.
For My Sister Nicole: Love Shouldn't Hurt, What To Know About Domestic Violence is a Publishers Weekly Pick for Fall 2026 Fiction and Nonfiction Preview: Memoirs & Biographies.
About the author: Denise Brown was raised in a close-knit family in Orange County, California, and became known worldwide after the brutal 1994 murder of her sister Nicole Brown Simpson. Denise testified in front of the US Senate Appropriations Committee for increased funding for the Violence Against Women Act; President Biden and Senator Hatch cited her as “having done more for the issue of domestic violence than any other individual.” After three decades of advocacy, she is a sought-after speaker and educator on this critical public health issue.
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