Do you believe in ghosts?

Will works at rumored-to-be haunted Antoine’s Restaurant in the French Quarter of New Orleans. When a new server Elle starts there, Will swears he has met her before. When Will finally figures out how he knows Elle, his world turns upside down as he discovers a deep connection to her that spans generations.

Mary Walsh brings this prismatic fictional tale of romance, local legends, and history of The Crescent City together as both the backdrop to the story and a quaint character in and of itself.

Praise for Fine Spirits Served Here
When someone asks you what the best part about New Orleans is, what do you say? Do you mention the most famous and legendary oysters from Antoine’s Restaurant with a secret recipe that, so far, the public knows only to neither have bacon nor spinach? Or do you mention the ghost that haunts the Hotel Monteleone or the above ground graves that surround the Mortuary every Halloween? The right answer is that there is no right answer. New Orleans cannot be defined simply by one thing but is described as a multitude of different parts. To further learn how to explain all these aspects, the city turns to Mary Walsh, who manages through her novel Fine Spirits Served Here. Through this novel, Walsh combines literature with iconic New Orleans culture, food, and destinations.
- Izzy Wollfarth, Where Y'At Magazine, New Orleans

Cover photo taken by the author’s brother, Patrick Walsh, and used with permission from Antoine’s Restaurant.