About Ina Chadwick

Ina Chadwick grew up in a highly controversial family structure, one where her father, a union leader who was never home, warned the children to “never tell tales out of school.” She had no idea what that meant, but her father’s union’s transcripts during the McCarthy era are up in her attic. She was too young to tell tales at that time. Now, years later, the tales are flooding back into her memory. And she can truthfully say that she is willing to tell them in her own way, and that every man she has ever flipped for has has some sort of addiction problem, just like her Dad, whom she worshiped. Visit her website.