Apron & Ink Ambassadors

my INNER circle of kindred spirits who love books, cozy creativity, and WANT TO HELP SPREAD THE WORD ABOUT MY BOOKS!

Being an Ambassador means you’ll be the first to know about my upcoming novels, get first-access to ARCs (Advance Review Copies), behind-the-scenes peeks into McIntosh, Briarleigh Bay (and beyond), and will help spread the word when new books and projects launch.

BECOME AN AMBASSADOR
“The Friends gave us roots. The Society will give us wings.” — Peg O’Riley

What It Means to Be an Ambassador

Being an Ambassador means you’re not just a reader—you’re part of the team that helps launch each new story into the world.

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Ambassador Expectations :

Here are a few ways you might help — choose whichever feel best to you.

  • Read Early
    Enjoy advance review copies (ARCs) before launch.
  • Review & Share
    Leave thoughtful reviews on Amazon, Goodreads, and BookBub—and copy/paste to any other platforms you use.
  • Spread the Word Online
    Share about the books on your favorite channels—Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, blogs, or anywhere you love to hang out.
  • Boost Engagement
    Like, comment, and share my posts, especially during launch week.
  • Word of Mouth
    Tell friends, family, book clubs, and local groups when new releases arrive.
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Dream Ambassador Extra Boosts:

If you’re the kind of reader who loves going the extra mile, these little boosts help more than you know:

  • Host a cozy book chat or bring the book to your book club.
  • Mention the book to your local library, indie bookstore, or gift shop.
  • Feature it in your own newsletter or blog.
  • Create beautiful flatlays, reels, or cozy scenes with the book for social media.
BECOME AN AMBASSADOR

Sign Up to Become an Ambassador

If this sounds like your kind of cozy adventure, here’s where to sign up:

What readers are saying

  • “It’s funny, intriguing, and feels like home.”

    — Sara S.

  • “A warm, feel-good story that calls to mind the gentle charm of James Herriot’s All Creatures Great and Small.”

    — Darien Rozell, Pantry Hill

  • “The kind of small town you wish really existed… with engaging characters and a story that keeps the pages turning.”

    —Mary McCachern, Home is Where the Boat Is

  • “…reads like the script of a show you immediately want to binge—witty, warm, and alive.”

    — Elle Powers, Author of Angel of Eventide and I Am Mr. Poe
Thank you for visiting McIntosh. I hope it finds a home in your heart, just as it has in mine. The door is always open, and the kettle is always on—please come back soon.