Their passion is palpable, and the romantic saga is reminiscent of "Gone With The Wind." Set at a similar time period, the heroine, Leila, reminded me of the determined Scarlet, without the spoiled attitude. Picturesque descriptions transported me to a time of historical turmoil, but also to the tender moments of Leila and Rork's captivating love story. Gail Ingis' landscapes and characters come to life on the page with exquisite details painted into every scene. Yet, from the minute the beautiful Leila and Rork meet, I couldn't wait to see how the author would bring their complicated lives together. Gail Ingis' novel, "Indigo Sky," is love-at-first sight story that is seemingly doomed from the start. Between them, the happy parents have five remarkably well-bred grown children, fifteen grandchildren, and two perfectly gorgeous great-grandchildren (and counting).Ĭheck out her website, where you’ll also find Gail’s blog featuring a cornucopia of more than 500 articles about books, writing, art, food, family, humor, life, and more. Together their favorite activities are tennis, gardening, Masterpiece Theatre, and Costco. She lives in Connecticut with her handsome husband. Gail is a noted art juror, primarily for Lockwood Mathews Mansion Museum, a USA Today award-winning museum in Norwalk, Connecticut, where she serves as trustee and art curator. Her award-winning art has appeared in the New York Times and other publications. She taught at IDI, the New York School of Interior Design, and several universities in the New York tri-state area. Besides her design work, she served the academic community as a professor in the arts, interior design, and history of architecture and design. Gail founded the Interior Design Institute (IDI) in 1981 and later merged it with Berkeley College. She is a retired member of the American Society of Interior Designers (ASID).
Brooklyn born, look for her forthcoming memoir. Dempsey (formerly Indigo Sky) and The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin. Gail Ingis is the author of two historical romance novels, The Memorable Mrs.
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