Unforgettable Miss Baldwin
The controversy began in 1840. By the time Allie Baldwin got involved with suffrage in 1886 the battle was ongoing and had not gotten far. Men were still balking and complaining about women not being smart enough to understand politics, and besides, they were bred to be home, the men said. It all seemed hopeless, but Allie saved the day with her tenacity, hard work, and writings that spread the word.
Coming soon!
Indigo Sky
In a whirlwind romance, a lovely New York socialite marries a fêted, debonair author. But beneath the charm is a cheating husband addicted to hasheesh. Her dream marriage turns sour and the simplicity of her life runs amok when a handsome stranger, her husband’s business partner, threatens her staunch loyalty to her wayward husband, forcing her to face the ugly truth about her marriage.
Available now at Amazon.com
About the Author
Gail Ingis writes historical romance suspense. Her latest book, The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin: The Guided Age Heiresses, was published in 2019 and is available on Amazon and other retailers. Her previous book, Indigo Sky, was published in 2015 by Soul Mate Publishing and is available on Amazon.
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A surprise awaits you at the end of the blog. Square dancing . . . do you know how to square dance? The name comes from what my son says is four couples arranged in a square. I learned how to do this kind of dancing when in high school. It has become familiar to me again because my son, CPA, public accountant, Paul Ingis, ... read more - Good book reads . . .
My New Book: The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin – Allie Baldwin lives with her family across the street from New York’s Central Park. She is a suffragette!16th May 1911: British suffragette Charlotte Despard (1844 – 1939) (wearing a white waistcoat) heads a march of the National Federation of Women Workers through Bermondsey in South London. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)It’s hard to think that your ... read more - Pre-Order “The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin: the Gilded Age Heiresses”
Educational donation to Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum for each book pre-ordered. Pre-Order the book on
Book Cover Amazon:https://www.amazon.com/s?k=unforgettable+miss+baldwin+by+gail+ingis&i=stripbooks&ref=nb_sb_noss What’s that mean? Per-order dessert, that what I like to do, eat dessert first. Raise your hand if you agree. Then you won’t eat as much. I’m not really talking about dessert here, I’m talking about my latest book, The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin: ... read more - My Boys and their Toys (and their hobby square dance calling)
Paul’s Audi S5 hot rod This is us Stephen, Paul, Gail, Tom I love cars! A convertible has always been on my bucket list. If you know anything about cars, this one is a dream, an Audi S5, super-duper hot rod, shiny blue and it drives itself. Just what any car affection ado would want. Oh boy, I guess ... read more - Metadata for Miss Baldwin and Ms. Ingis
*Gilded Age Heiresses: The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin (She lives across from Central Park, spends lots of time there and that’s where she and Captyn are in the photo.) Opposites attract in this historical romance when a young suffragette foregoes the obedience of marriage until a handsome detective is hired to protect her from harm.
Gilded Age Heiresses: Unforgettable Miss Baldwin ... read more - Second round of edits!
Gilded Age Heiresses: The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin. My book is in its second round of edits. This blog is to let you know how close I am to production. It looks like a September launch is a possibility. In the meantime, my book cover is here for your perusal and votes, if you please: 1-5 star with 5 being the highest, plug your number into ... read more - The Headscarf
I wish she would turn around with the wrap around head scarfGail Ingis is wearing flat head scarf saving her hair from the damp weatherHeadscarves are fashionable. Especially on a bad hair day. I’ve been practicing wearing them. With my long hair, a bad hair day can crop up anytime, like in damp weather. Whenever I saw anyone wearing a scarf on her head ... read more
