There is one thing I know for sure when reading a Claudia Connor book. It's that she is the single mom's author. Any woman who is raising a child on her own and feels jaded by love needs to get herself as close as she can to a McKinney man. Men who, no matter what, stand up, protect, and love their woman and her child. Not many books out there are like these in my reading experience. 
 The youngest of the McKinney boys had a terrible accident resulting in not only the loss of his limb, but his scholarship and consequently his home in Virginia. Now, years later JT now owns and runs a prosthetic research and development company in California. He spends his time working mostly and hanging out with his close friends and co-workers. 
 The single young mother to a beautiful little girl is doing her best to make a better life. Working two jobs and going to school is a ton of work. Now add in the beauty that is her little girl... well, it's quite the experience. Habitually tired and constantly worried about kindergarten approaching would be a lot for any parent, but Paige's little one has a bit more on her mind. Little Casey isn't just worried about starting school. She worries about being different from the other kids too. 
 A chance meeting in the diner makes fast friends out of Casey and JT McKinney. Sharing a similar missing appendage and having the ability to help has JT seeing Paige in a different light. 
 Sweet, affirming, and simply beautiful is how I describe Worth it All. 
 I think I have a new favorite brother 
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