Erika Isnor

Erika Isnor was a new flight attendant working for a Canadian airline when she traveled to Jamaica with her family to escape the cold winter. Erika decided to visit an orphanage in Montego Bay after discovering how many hungry, homeless orphans wandered the island. In Canada, after returning from vacation, the prospective adoption would cause a disruption in the home, threatening the family’s equilibrium. It took twenty-two trips to the Caribbean for the opportunity to give one child a fighting chance for a better life. Erika advocates for families adopting abroad and continues to work as a flight attendant exploring warm exotic destinations. She plans on retiring in Maine, with her husband Sid, and their dogs. This is her first book.