What We Both Know is a tense, intimate literary novel set in the wake of the #MeToo and Time’s Up movements. At its centre is Hillary Greene, daughter of a once-celebrated author and public figure who is now losing his memory, his words, and his carefully crafted public image.

As her father’s primary caregiver, Hillary spends her days managing his routines while he obsessively re-watches old interviews, clinging to the man he once was. When she agrees to ghost-write his final memoir, she steps into his past—and her own—with full control over how his story will be told.

Researching his life and career, Hillary uncovers a disturbing truth that reshapes everything she thought she knew about her family, including the grief she carries for her sister Pauline. With the power to shape his legacy, she must decide whether to reveal him as a predator or maintain the public image of a revered literary figure, even if it means silencing herself.

Combining psychological depth with a sharp awareness of contemporary conversations about abuse, complicity, and power, this novel explores how telling—or hiding—the truth can change a life. It will appeal to readers drawn to morally complex stories about family secrets, trauma, and the cost of speaking out.

• Literary fiction with psychological suspense
• Themes of memory, trauma, and legacy
• Explores ghost-writing, fame, and moral compromise

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