Lori Wayfair is an overcomer, author, spiritualist, artist, designer, and educator, from Northern Michigan who has lived in 28 different U.S. states and visited 6 countries around the world. 

She comes from a diverse background, having been born with a serious illness but also possessing a deep connection to the metaphysical. Despite the trials she has overcome, Lori has never given up, and she considers her 10-year-old daughter Mila to be a true miracle.

Lori is married to Jonah who is native to Germany.  

Together, they run a small family business called Phoenix Tree Gallery, where they create wire art, sun catchers, facial care, natural tinctures, clothing, home decor, and her signature wire trees. 

Mila also contributes her own wire art pieces to the gallery. When they're not tending to the business, you can find the Wayfair family spending their days exploring nature, fishing, trying their hands at various arts and crafts, and even enjoying Minecraft together.

In her free time, Lori enjoys being with her family, reading, doing book reviews to support her fellow author's, writing, nature, gardening, photography, bringing hope and love to others, studying ancient beliefs and practices, pursuing her spiritual calling as a Priestess of Light. 

Lori is a warrior with a kind and child-like heart, driven by her passions for God, wisdom, truth, healing, and making a positive difference in the world.

Through her writing, Lori aims to share her unique perspective and insights gained from her extraordinary life experiences. 

Her work spans a diverse range of genres, blending the spiritual with the whimsical. Her writings for adults explore themes of resilience, the profound mysteries of the universe, and the power of the human spirit to overcome challenges. 

Lori's children's books offer a captivating mix of educational science, nature appreciation, metaphysical concepts, and adventure. These stories for young readers are infused with supernatural elements, fun, magick, bright imagery, and an air of mystery. Throughout all her work, she weaves together themes of wonder, discovery, education, science, and the interconnectedness of all things.