Potholes, (Paperback)

She walked the path even though it was never easy.

Puseletso Mokoena was born in a small rural village where opportunities are outnumbered by gravel, and her life was bound to be difficult. Her world was forever altered at the age of thirteen by tragedy, leaving her with indescribable scars and a child she never intended to have.

Throughout Puse's journey, POTHOLES chronicles her experiences with faith, bravery, and the silent triumphs that arise when a woman refuses to stay down, as well as with pain, shame, and loss.

Along the way, she discovers that the most profound potholes are not just found on the road but also within systems, society, and the human heart. Despite this, wildflowers can persist in growing through the cracks.

For every woman who's been told she's too broken to build... for every survivor who turned "why me" into "watch me"... This story is for you.