by gailingis | Mar 19, 2020 | Color, Coronavirus, Dogs, Family, Gail Ingis Author, Gail Ingis Blog Post, Health, Healthy Aging, Life, Life Lessons, Nature, News, Writing
It’s a scary time out there for all of us, especially those of us in our golden years. We’ve been through a lot in our time, war, unemployment, illness, divorce, death of loved ones, but we continue to march on because that’s what we do. We are the...
by gailingis | Jan 9, 2020 | Books, Creativity, Gail Ingis Author, Gail Ingis Blog Post, News, Romance, Writing
I’ve got two historical romance books under my belt, Indigo Sky and The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin, but that doesn’t mean I’m a grammar expert. Nope. I’m still learning and honing my craft. In 2015, after my first book, Indigo Sky, was...
by gailingis | Dec 26, 2019 | Art, Beauty, Design, News, Writing
(Originally written and published by Sara Genn at The Painter’s Keys) Dear Artist, and to all my wonderful friends in the arts: In Canada, doctors are prescribing museum visits with the cost of admission covered by universal healthcare. “We know that art...
by gailingis | Aug 1, 2019 | Gail Ingis Author, Gail Ingis Blog Post, History, News, Romance, Writing
Educational donation to Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum for each book pre-ordered. Pre-Order the book on 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...
by gailingis | Jun 27, 2019 | Gail Ingis Blog Post, News, Writing
*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...
by gailingis | Nov 29, 2018 | Celebrations, Cozy, Gail Ingis Author, News, Writing
The day before Thanksgiving, on our ride to Raleigh, this wasn’t the only incident causing a mega traffic mess. There were other accidents, and thousands of cars and trucks going south. We were in the middle, our muddle, should have left before sunup. Our kids,...
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