Years after accusing Matt Lauer of rape, former NBC staffer Brooke Nevils is sharing more of her side of the story. "It has taken me years to fully understand and articulate Sochi and its aftermath," Nevils wrote in her new book, Unspeakable Things, which hit shelves Tuesday, February 3, referring to the 2014 Winter Olympics as "a singularly life-altering incident in my life." Nevils previously alleged that she was anally raped by Lauer in his hotel room in Russia while covering the Olympics for NBC. She made a formal complaint to the company in 2017, which led to Lauer being fired.