In this revealing memoir of childhood and later life in Northern Ireland, Pauline Neville evokes her lifelong friendship with her cousin Peggy. She recalls her family's history, recapturing their various experiences. On another level, she considers the value of life itself, and the mysterious nature of dying. Her outspoken views on both sides of the Troubles adds a dimension of controversy. "Peggy" is a rich fabric woven from moving and powerful themes.