Books
Coming October 13, 2026: Travels with the Muse

Exploring the sacred woven through the landscapes of America
When the pandemic grounded global travel, Lori Erickson began a different kind of pilgrimage—one rooted in the landscapes of the United States. Along the way, she explores the enduring spiritual pull of elements that include earth, water, fire, and light, offering a fresh way to see both the world and our place within it.
“Ideal for fans of Erickson’s work, curious readers, armchair travelers, and those who are compelled to take a spiritual pilgrimage.” —Library Journal

A journey into ancestry and the spiritual power of family history
Once dismissive of her Norwegian-American roots, Lori Erickson sets out to explore the ancestors who shaped her life. From Iowa and Newfoundland to the fjords of Norway, she follows the stories of Vikings and immigrants across time and place. What begins as a search for family history becomes a deeper journey—revealing how the past can inform the present and how our ancestors can serve as unexpected spiritual guides.
“With a light hand, Erickson invites readers to follow her lead and take some liberties in the search for one’s ‘spiritual DNA.’ … Readers may find themselves ordering their own DNA testing kit upon finishing this.” —Publishers Weekly

An exploration of mortality through the lens of travel
In the wake of personal loss, Lori Erickson sets out to explore how we face death across cultures, traditions, and landscapes. From ancient tombs to modern rituals, she travels from Egypt and Mexico to New Zealand and the American West, reflecting on the ways we avoid, confront, and ultimately learn from mortality. What emerges is a life-affirming invitation: to make peace with death is a way of more fully embracing life.
“This book’s journey to spiritual places near and far is worth taking.” —Library Journal (starred review)

A memoir told through trips to sacred sites around the world
Part travel memoir, part spiritual autobiography, Holy Rover follows Lori Erickson from Midwestern roots to holy places around the world—where ancient traditions, unexpected encounters, and personal challenges illuminate the path within.
“Whether describing mystical visions or the rhythms of everyday life, Erickson turns the spiritual journey into a series of exciting transformations.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review)



