Mary Trump, niece of former US President Donald Trump, is set to release a follow-up to her bestselling memoir, Too Much and Never Enough, later this year. The first memoir delved into the intricacies of the Trump family and its dysfunction, particularly focusing on her uncle’s rise to power. Now, Mary Trump aims to shift the spotlight onto her own experiences and her relationship with her father.

The upcoming book, titled Who Could Ever Love You: A Family Memoir, is slated for release in the US on September 10th. Publisher St Martin’s Press describes it as “an intimate, heartbreaking memoir” that explores the dynamics of Mary’s family, including their exile and the toxic environment that continues to influence the trajectory of their lives and our collective future.

As the daughter of Fred Trump Jr., Donald Trump’s older brother who battled alcohol addiction and passed away at the age of 42 in 1981, Mary Trump brings a unique perspective to the narrative. Trained as a psychologist, she offers insights into the psychological underpinnings of familial relationships and their impact on individual lives.

Mary Trump’s debut book, released in 2020 amidst her uncle’s presidential reelection campaign, garnered widespread attention and criticism from the Trump family. Despite attempts to block its publication, Too Much and Never Enough quickly became a bestseller, resonating with readers eager to gain a deeper understanding of the man who occupied the highest office in the land.

In response to her first memoir, Donald Trump dismissed Mary as “an unstable niece” and attempted to discredit her account. However, the book’s overwhelming success solidified Mary Trump’s position as a prominent figure in political commentary and opposition to her uncle’s administration.

Since the release of her initial memoir, Mary Trump has continued to engage in public discourse, offering her perspective on various political issues and advocating for accountability within the Trump administration. Her second book, The Reckoning: Our Nation’s Trauma and Finding a Way to Heal, published in 2021, further cemented her role as a critical voice in the national conversation.

Despite facing legal challenges, including a lawsuit filed by Donald Trump related to her involvement in reporting on his tax affairs by the New York Times, Mary Trump remains undeterred in her pursuit of truth and transparency within her family and the broader political landscape. With the upcoming release of Who Could Ever Love You, she once again invites readers into the complex web of Trump family dynamics, shedding light on the personal toll of living in the shadow of one of the world’s most powerful figures.