Erica Fisher taught Sunday school to six-year-olds while in high school. She had a son at 17, was divorced at 20, owned forty acres of real estate at 23, and received a masters' degree at 27.....And was an exotic dancer for a few years in between. Her story indulges the seemingly obvious contradictions while showing a determination to not only find herself in her own life but also in others'. This book encourages others to reflect on their own misjudgments and misconceptions of those around them. It's about integrity, a sense of self and true family love and understanding. Erica's life in these pages explores uncertainties and also a hope that compassion can be found in acceptance.

Erica Fisher taught Sunday school to six-year-olds while in high school. She had a son at 17, was divorced at 20, owned forty acres of real estate at 23, and received a masters' degree at 27.....And was an exotic dancer for a few years in between. Her story indulges the seemingly obvious contradictions while showing a determination to not only find herself in her own life but also in others'. This book encourages others to reflect on their own misjudgments and misconceptions of those around them. It's about integrity, a sense of self and true family love and understanding. Erica's life in these pages explores uncertainties and also a hope that compassion can be found in acceptance.