“With simplicity and sensitivity, Coleman brings readers into the wounded hearts of winsomely imperfect characters. This debut novel sparkles with engrossing dialogue and deft touches of humor.”
—Romantic Times, ****½
“[An] adept portrayal of memorable characters … a beautifully told tale. A truly American slice-of-slice story.”
—Tulsa World
“Britta Coleman’s fresh, sparkling new voice waltzes off the pages of her Texas story.”
—Jodi Thomas, New York Times bestselling author of Widows of Wichita County
“Coleman shows an innate ability to craft a compact story and build flawed but sweet characters. Coleman is indeed a promising new talent.”
—Denton Record-Chronicle
“[A] compelling story [that] makes us appreciate those we love.”
—San Angelo Standard-Times
“A … heartwarming tale, with a welcome seasoning of humor.”
—Fort Worth Business Press more…
“Britta Coleman’s story of love and loss, mistakes and forgiveness, resonates with true-to-life characters and the quirkiness of small-town life. POTTER SPRINGS is a touching and powerful debut.”
—Jennifer Archer, author of Sandwiched and The Me I Used to Be
“Britta Coleman’s charming story illustrates how love prevails despite our flaws and where we have been.”
—Kimberly Willis Holt, National Book Award-winning author of When Zachary Beaver Came to Town
“The kind of story that does everything right, filled with vivid characters and images that leap off the page. Britta Coleman’s writing sparkles with faith, hope, love, and the healing power of friendship. POTTER SPRINGS will stay with you long after you turn the last page.”
—Lisa Wingate, national bestselling author of Tending Roses
“The writing is lyrical and the characters as real as the neighbors next door. I thoroughly enjoyed this story.”
—Sharon Baldacci, author of A Sundog Moment
“Amanda and Mark are utterly engaging, two flawed but loving people struggling to hang on to their faith and each other in a world filled with everyday troubles and small but shining triumphs. POTTER SPRINGS is a standout, rich with heart and muscle, spirit and imagination.”
—Marsha Moyer, author of The Second Coming of Lucy Hatch and The Last of the Honky-tonk Angels