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.
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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.
Recent Blog Posts
- A Dog’s Life
Photo: Capri23auto (Pixabay) One of the greatest pleasures I had writing The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin (Book 1 in the Gilded Age Heiresses series) was creating the “character” of Captyn, the beloved Great Dane of Allie Baldwin, my heroine. He always leads with his heart but sometimes with a little too much enthusiasm. Capytn’s antics usually end up with furniture toppling ... read more - That Dog-gone Kousa Dogwood
Kousa Dogwood in full bloom A tree grows in Fairfield, in our backyard, taking over the garden, the house, and the patio. The Kousa Dogwood in bloom is gorgeous. In one month all the flowers turn brown and ripen into juicy berries with a bitter/astringent taste. The exterior of the berry is tough and bumpy and the only way to ... read more - COAST OF THE ALGARVE
Portugal Praia (beach) I haven’t been to the French Rivera. I haven’t been to the cliffs of Amalfi. I have driven, toured and run the soft sparkly sand through my fingers at the Algarve. The Algarve is Praia eo Camilo (Lagos)150 kilometers/90 miles of coastline. We drove to S. Vicente, the Cape Cod of Portugal, the most southern point, surrounded ... read more - Indie Author Day Is Coming Soon.
On Saturday, October 12, libraries across North America (and the world) will be celebrating INDIE AUTHOR DAY. It’s the third annual event celebrating indie (self-published) authors in their home towns and cities. And it truly gets better every year! I’ll be one of several indie authors giving a short talk at my local library on – The Norwalk Public Library, 1 Belden Avenue, Norwalk, Connecticut ... read more - Mangia! Mangia! Mangia!
I have a recipe for you today straight from Mrs. Maniscalco’s kitchen. About 70 years ago, I babysat for Mrs. Maniscalco’s grandson, Bennett. They lived above my parents’ variety store in Brooklyn. The one remark from her that stands out to me was, “Never skim off the fat, that’s where all the flavor comes from.” So, forget fat-free pasta sauce. I’m doing this from memory ... read more - Author Claire Gem Interviews Gail Ingis
The following is an interview that author Claire Gem did with me. I wanted to share it with you: Today I’m honored to host author/artist/Brooklyn born blonde Gail Ingis to talk about her new release, The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin. Gilded Age Heiresses comes to life delightfully in this, the first installment of a new historical mystery romance series by Gail Ingis. Well researched with ... read more
