Maggie is John Sergeant's mordant analysis of Margaret Thatcher's career and, more importantly, the legacy she has left to the Conservative party, which he would argue has been little short of disastrous.
Maggie takes us from the glory days of three successive election victories to the machinations that saw her departure from 10 Downing Street and to the years since, during which she has exerted a remarkable and sometimes baleful influence on the party she once led.
Sergeant brings to bear his trademark wit and keen sense of the absurd but also his deep understanding of the British political arena. His access to those who worked for her, with her and against her is unique. It is indispensable to anyone wishing to understand Margaret Thatcher's enduring influence.