ABOUT THE BOOKS The Coat Check Girl
Embark on a touching journey with Josie Gray as she navigates the turbulent waters of loss, love, and the supernatural. After bidding farewell to her cherished grandmother, Josie finds herself adrift in a sea of grief, compounded by the complexities of an ambiguous romantic entanglement and the return of her unsettling  gift -the ability to sense and communicate with spirits. A presence haunts the restaurant where she works, dredging up long-buried memories from her childhood.
But amidst the shadows, a luminous figure emerges-the restaurant's new coat check girl. Mia is a beacon of understanding and solidarity, offering solace in shared experiences and a determination to unravel the mystery shrouding the restless spirit. Bolstered by a vibrant ensemble of characters, from restaurant comrades to familiar faces in the neighborhood, Mia keeps Josie afloat during one of the most difficult seasons of her life, helping her to embrace her unique talents and confront the ghostly enigma looming over them.
Set against the backdrop of the bustling restaurant scenes of New York City and New Orleans, The Coat Check Girl is a compelling tale weaving together threads of sorrow, redemption, and the enduring power of connection. Join Josie as she discovers that sometimes, it's in confronting the shadows that we find the brightest light. The Lafitte Affair When burglars break into Hope Mausoleum and violate Crypt 1083-A, where the remains of the former Girod Street Cemetery are housed, New Orleans property crimes detective Thibodeaux “Bo” Duplessis is confronted with three confounding questions: Who are the burglars? Why did they break into the crypt? What, if anything, did they take? In need of expertise he does not possess, Bo turns to his childhood friend Bruneau Abellard, a cranky, overweight antiques dealer with exacting epicurean standards and a font of historical knowledge. Affecting annoyance, though privately intrigued, Bruneau agrees to assist with Bo’s case. Together, the friends uncover a secret love affair between a famous antebellum actress, whose remains are contained in the crypt, and the notorious pirate Jean Lafitte. As their investigation deepens, they find themselves confronting two separate yet entwined mysteries, two hundred years apart. To solve the present-day crime, they come to realize they must first unravel a conundrum from the distant, murky past.

Information Source: The Garden District Book Shop | eventbrite

Orleans Parish

United States

New Orleans

Searching for information and tickets regarding Laura Buchwald and Norman Woolworth at GDBS | The Garden District Book Shop taking place in New Orleans on Jan 28, 2025 (UTC-6)? Trip.com has you covered. Check the dates, itineraries, and other information about Laura Buchwald and Norman Woolworth at GDBS | The Garden District Book Shop now! Trip.com has also prepared more similar exciting activities and discounted flight and hotel packages.

Laura Buchwald and Norman Woolworth at GDBS | The Garden District Book Shop: Tickets, Dates & Itineraries | Trip.com

Laura Buchwald and Norman Woolworth at GDBS | The Garden District Book Shop

Garden District

Laura Buchwald and Norman Woolworth at GDBS | Trip.com

null | Trip.com

Spread the word! Share your result with friends and discover their opinions!

Historic buildings

The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel

Near French Quarter|Canal Street, New Orleans

Maison Métier

Near French Quarter|Downtown New Orleans, New Orleans

The National WWII Museum

Freebird_Grace

I&#39;m a history buff and the national ww2 museum was a long awaited trip. It was an easy 20 mins walk from the French quarter. We ended up spending well past 5 hours here. There is just so much information to read and all very interesting. It&#39;s a well done exhibit and strongly recommended for those with an interest in history and world war 2 era.

Jackson Square

小思文

Jackson Square is also a more distinctive building, the surrounding is not very prosperous, there are fewer people at night, the tour group is not too much, the center of the square is erected a statue, the specific character history is not clear.

French Quarter

The French-speaking area of New Orleans is also a large area, and many things here can also be visited. The French-speaking area has some interesting little designs, which are designed according to different specifications of the layout here, and I like the appearance here.

Time:	Jan 28, 2025 (UTC-6) ENDED
Location:	The Garden District Book Shop

Laura Buchwald and Norman Woolworth at GDBS | The Garden District Book Shop

Details

Vote

Are you interested in Laura Buchwald and Norman Woolworth at GDBS?

Recommended Products for Laura Buchwald and Norman Woolworth at GDBS | The Garden District Book Shop

Garden District

The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel

Maison Métier

The National WWII Museum

Jackson Square

French Quarter

Laura Buchwald and Norman Woolworth at GDBS | The Garden District Book Shop

Details

Vote

Are you interested in Laura Buchwald and Norman Woolworth at GDBS?

Recommended Products for Laura Buchwald and Norman Woolworth at GDBS | The Garden District Book Shop

Garden District

The Roosevelt New Orleans, A Waldorf Astoria Hotel

Maison Métier

The National WWII Museum

Jackson Square

French Quarter

More contents about New Orleans