Book Synopsis
What if your soul has been wandering for centuries, searching for a home it never fully finds?
Soul in Exile: A Witch’s Guide to Spiritual Displacement is a lantern for the spiritually uprooted—those who left the church, those with scattered ancestors, those who feel like strangers in their own skin.
Blending folklore, psychology, and ritual, Millicent Andrews offers history, practices, and prompts for grief, grounding, and belonging. This book doesn’t demand purity or perfect lineage. Instead, it whispers: you are allowed to mourn what was lost and create what comes next.
For witches, dreamers, and holy weirdos—this is your map of embers through the dark.
About The Author
Millicent Andrews is the witch and writer behind Weird Sisters Wellness, where myth, scholarship, and spellcraft entwine. She writes from Southern California with her long-suffering editor and husband, Erik; her beloved American Bulldog, Ivan (guardian and clown); and Pip the aloof cat-roommate.
Her work is trauma-informed, rooted in her Celtic and Norse ancestry, and devoted to helping the weird, wild, and wandering find home in themselves and the land beneath their feet.