Wolves in the Closet: My Improbable Transformation is a fearless and deeply personal memoir that explores the realities of trauma, addiction, and healing.

For years, Peggy McGeary used alcohol to silence the memories of a childhood marked by incest and abuse. What began as a coping mechanism became a twenty-five-year dependency that nearly cost her everything.

Sobriety saved her life—but it did not heal her.

Decades later, through trauma therapy, Peggy confronted the memories she had buried for survival. What followed was not easy—but it was transformative.

This memoir does not shy away from the darkest truths. Instead, it meets them head-on with honesty, resilience, and moments of unexpected humor.

It is a story for anyone who has:

• Lived through abuse or trauma
• Struggled with addiction or recovery
• Felt alone in their experiences
• Believed it might be “too late” to change

Peggy’s story proves otherwise.