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Robin moved into the quiet neighborhood in the hopes of starting over. She thought she had it all after finding her dream job out of state, until she met Paul, who was controlling and abusive. Now back home in Georgia, Robin wants nothing more than to focus on herself, which means not looking to start a new relationship. That is until a man moves in across that street that she cannot take her eyes off of. What started out as cute notes and flirty conversations turns into wanting to be more than friends.

Max moved into his family home after both of his parents pass away. A fire fighter, just out of a relationship with a woman who didn't love him, wants a quiet life to focus on himself. Aware that most women only see his muscles, tattoos and motorcycle, Max thought he hid his pain well, leaning on his siblings for support. Intrigued by the new girl across the street, a friendship begins that makes him yearn for more.

Robin shows Max that he is worthy of love and that healing is a process that starts from within. She is patient when he doubts his own capacity to be loved while Max shows her that men can be safe and trustworthy. When people emerge from their past, will they each be strong enough to brave the threat to their future happiness? Worthy of Her will take you on an emotional journey of pain, heartache and acceptance as Max and Robin allow themselves to love again.