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Snowed in with the Boss
Get ready to cozy up with a highly anticipated holiday read, "Snowed in with the Boss," the debut novel from Chase St. Clare, releasing December 1st. This enchanting tale weaves the story of Jaxon and his irresistibly alluring boss, Henry, alongside Jaxon's endearing dog, Murphy. They venture to a secluded cabin in upstate New York for an intense work weekend, focusing on a peculiar will case of a famous artist who unexpectedly leaves everything to an animal shelter—a will drafted by Henry himself.
Their plans take a dramatic turn when a surprising winter storm leaves them stranded. In a moment of spontaneity, they indulge in a day of sledding, which takes an unexpected twist as Henry's age catches up with him, resulting in an accident. Now, with Henry incapacitated and the holidays fast approaching, Jaxon and Henry race against time. They delve deep into the mystery of the will, all while their mutual affection blossoms into something more profound.
"Snowed in with the Boss" is perfect for fans of classic romantic tales like "When Harry Met Sally," "Sleepless in Seattle," "How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days," and "Love Actually." Chase St. Clare masterfully blends the spirit of these beloved stories with a unique twist, delivering a novel brimming with passion, unexpected developments, and the magic of finding love in the least expected places. This debut is set to be a landmark in romantic fiction, capturing hearts and igniting the holiday spirit. Don't miss the chance to lose yourself in the world of Jaxon and Henry, where legal intrigue and smoldering desires make for a sizzling winter romance.
Their plans take a dramatic turn when a surprising winter storm leaves them stranded. In a moment of spontaneity, they indulge in a day of sledding, which takes an unexpected twist as Henry's age catches up with him, resulting in an accident. Now, with Henry incapacitated and the holidays fast approaching, Jaxon and Henry race against time. They delve deep into the mystery of the will, all while their mutual affection blossoms into something more profound.
"Snowed in with the Boss" is perfect for fans of classic romantic tales like "When Harry Met Sally," "Sleepless in Seattle," "How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days," and "Love Actually." Chase St. Clare masterfully blends the spirit of these beloved stories with a unique twist, delivering a novel brimming with passion, unexpected developments, and the magic of finding love in the least expected places. This debut is set to be a landmark in romantic fiction, capturing hearts and igniting the holiday spirit. Don't miss the chance to lose yourself in the world of Jaxon and Henry, where legal intrigue and smoldering desires make for a sizzling winter romance.
156 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 1, 2023
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December 8, 2023
It started well but there were so many details that didn’t make sense that it took me out of the story way too often for me to appreciate the story.
At first when I noticed those things I thought “ok let’s move on” but there were too many in the end:
- when they’re in the car to go to the cabin we learn that Murphy is in the backseat. Who the hell is Murphy? We’ve never heard of him until now. I guessed a dog but none were mentioned until then (I double checked) It was never explained so I assumed it was Henry’s but apparently it’s Jackson’s since he has him in the end 🤔
- Things and places keep changing in the same scene. Their first night at the cabin we see them having diner and work on the sofa but we never learn that they changed to their pjs. But a few hours later when they wake up after falling asleep on the sofa they’re in their pajamas?? Which happens again later on. Also, at one point they’re on a sofa but then the mattress is mentioned and then again it’s the sofa. Which one is it??
- Jackson says at the beginning he wants to call Henry Daddy but never does (despite Henry using the word as dirty talk) Why mention it at all?
- I thought it was so weird that Henry went with dirty talk so suddenly without any hint that Jackson would be ok with that
- For their first time Henry gets lube and condom out but we never see if the condom is used or taken off and then the other times it’s clearly not used at all without any discussion at all 🙄 Apparently the mention of condoms once is enough to keep away the diseases…
-Before they go to the cabin Jackson goes home to his family apartment. We can guess that it’s not big since they struggle with money but it doesn’t bother him to have some solo fun and cry out some dirty things, with his parents not far o_O
- Near the end of the book suddenly he tells Henry that growing up “sex was kind of shameful thing, I’m still learning to be ok with my body” It would make sense if this was not the first time we learn about this 75% in the story! He never said anything about this and was fine with sex the other times (and had sex toys at home etc…)
- What drove me nuts was the accident. So Henry has a bad fall in the snow and hurts his wrist/arm so bad they think it might be broken (but can’t call an ambulance because of the storm) I’d imagine it means the pain is really bad right? Well yes it’s so bad that he can’t eat popcorn or drink his hot cocoa (even with his unarmed hand) BUT 15 minutes later it’s totally ok to have sex despite of it. And not just being passive, no no. Henry grabs Jackson’s ass, fingers him and f*ck him…Make it make sense 🤔The next day he’s still in pain though depending on the activities BUT again by magic he’s totally fine to drive when they leave the next day?! Oh and he never ends up seeing a doctor in the end so I hope it was not too serious 😂 We’ll never know!
- The calendar seems a bit off too. They go on a saturday, spend at least 2 nights there but when they part they say “see you on Monday”??
When they part Jackson is all “I’m going to talk to Henry about what I want” and then he doesn’t
- The way they talk about their situation (the fact that they’re boss/employee) is really weird IMO but sure. A very easy fix apparently
- Jackson’s parents can’t work anymore because of a car accident years ago but we’ll never know what exactly happened to them. I’m sorry but this sounds very childish to say “they were in an accident/they can’t work/they’re ok” Why? What happened to them exactly? As a disabled person I rolled my eyes at this simplification. It sounded like something a kid would write.
- The logistic of the party at the end was ridiculous (they don’t exchange basic info like what time/ what room…) but sure…At this point I was not even surprised
- But the lack of consent and of realism in the last sex scene was the last straw for me. Jackson just suddenly decides to top Henry (without asking him at all) and goes in with no lube, in one go?? I’m torn between the WTH man and how easy it was to just slide in like that 🤣
Also, with the way it ends I’m confused by how Jackson is supposed to keep helping his family financially? They need his money badly apparently so don’t know how they’ll do in the next few years with his situation changing
Overall it sounds like the author wanted to throw some random tropes here and there without exploring them really (daddy kink, the accident, money problems, the body image thing,…)
I would honestly rate this a 2 but I don’t want to be mean and ruin the author’s rating. It was not bad, it just needed work. And all the movie titles used as “to read if you liked this” are not the same style at all btw.
At first when I noticed those things I thought “ok let’s move on” but there were too many in the end:
- when they’re in the car to go to the cabin we learn that Murphy is in the backseat. Who the hell is Murphy? We’ve never heard of him until now. I guessed a dog but none were mentioned until then (I double checked) It was never explained so I assumed it was Henry’s but apparently it’s Jackson’s since he has him in the end 🤔
- Things and places keep changing in the same scene. Their first night at the cabin we see them having diner and work on the sofa but we never learn that they changed to their pjs. But a few hours later when they wake up after falling asleep on the sofa they’re in their pajamas?? Which happens again later on. Also, at one point they’re on a sofa but then the mattress is mentioned and then again it’s the sofa. Which one is it??
- Jackson says at the beginning he wants to call Henry Daddy but never does (despite Henry using the word as dirty talk) Why mention it at all?
- I thought it was so weird that Henry went with dirty talk so suddenly without any hint that Jackson would be ok with that
- For their first time Henry gets lube and condom out but we never see if the condom is used or taken off and then the other times it’s clearly not used at all without any discussion at all 🙄 Apparently the mention of condoms once is enough to keep away the diseases…
-Before they go to the cabin Jackson goes home to his family apartment. We can guess that it’s not big since they struggle with money but it doesn’t bother him to have some solo fun and cry out some dirty things, with his parents not far o_O
- Near the end of the book suddenly he tells Henry that growing up “sex was kind of shameful thing, I’m still learning to be ok with my body” It would make sense if this was not the first time we learn about this 75% in the story! He never said anything about this and was fine with sex the other times (and had sex toys at home etc…)
- What drove me nuts was the accident. So Henry has a bad fall in the snow and hurts his wrist/arm so bad they think it might be broken (but can’t call an ambulance because of the storm) I’d imagine it means the pain is really bad right? Well yes it’s so bad that he can’t eat popcorn or drink his hot cocoa (even with his unarmed hand) BUT 15 minutes later it’s totally ok to have sex despite of it. And not just being passive, no no. Henry grabs Jackson’s ass, fingers him and f*ck him…Make it make sense 🤔The next day he’s still in pain though depending on the activities BUT again by magic he’s totally fine to drive when they leave the next day?! Oh and he never ends up seeing a doctor in the end so I hope it was not too serious 😂 We’ll never know!
- The calendar seems a bit off too. They go on a saturday, spend at least 2 nights there but when they part they say “see you on Monday”??
When they part Jackson is all “I’m going to talk to Henry about what I want” and then he doesn’t
- The way they talk about their situation (the fact that they’re boss/employee) is really weird IMO but sure. A very easy fix apparently
- Jackson’s parents can’t work anymore because of a car accident years ago but we’ll never know what exactly happened to them. I’m sorry but this sounds very childish to say “they were in an accident/they can’t work/they’re ok” Why? What happened to them exactly? As a disabled person I rolled my eyes at this simplification. It sounded like something a kid would write.
- The logistic of the party at the end was ridiculous (they don’t exchange basic info like what time/ what room…) but sure…At this point I was not even surprised
- But the lack of consent and of realism in the last sex scene was the last straw for me. Jackson just suddenly decides to top Henry (without asking him at all) and goes in with no lube, in one go?? I’m torn between the WTH man and how easy it was to just slide in like that 🤣
Also, with the way it ends I’m confused by how Jackson is supposed to keep helping his family financially? They need his money badly apparently so don’t know how they’ll do in the next few years with his situation changing
Overall it sounds like the author wanted to throw some random tropes here and there without exploring them really (daddy kink, the accident, money problems, the body image thing,…)
I would honestly rate this a 2 but I don’t want to be mean and ruin the author’s rating. It was not bad, it just needed work. And all the movie titles used as “to read if you liked this” are not the same style at all btw.
January 9, 2024
What a cute holiday read!🎄☃️
We have Henry, who is a lawyer, and Jaxon, his assistant. They make a great pair tackling cases together, but there’s some unspoken tension between them. They crave one another, but neither have made a move or said anything due to the fact that they work together.
Henry wants to go on a weekend retreat to his family’s cabin to clear his mind so he can obtain a fresh perspective while working on a case. His desire for Jaxon gets the best of him, so he invites him along. At first they both try to fight the feelings they have for each other, but they eventually give in, due to not being able to resist each other any more - especially since they are stuck in the cabin together for a few days during a snowstorm.
This novella gives us spice, some fluffy sweetness, and heartwarming moments as these two fall in love. Oh, and I can’t forget to mention the good boy scenes with Murphy🐶.
We have Henry, who is a lawyer, and Jaxon, his assistant. They make a great pair tackling cases together, but there’s some unspoken tension between them. They crave one another, but neither have made a move or said anything due to the fact that they work together.
Henry wants to go on a weekend retreat to his family’s cabin to clear his mind so he can obtain a fresh perspective while working on a case. His desire for Jaxon gets the best of him, so he invites him along. At first they both try to fight the feelings they have for each other, but they eventually give in, due to not being able to resist each other any more - especially since they are stuck in the cabin together for a few days during a snowstorm.
This novella gives us spice, some fluffy sweetness, and heartwarming moments as these two fall in love. Oh, and I can’t forget to mention the good boy scenes with Murphy🐶.
November 30, 2023
❄️Thoughts❄️
Firstly, thank you to Chase for my ARC. Below are my spoiler free honest thoughts.
I could feel the sexual tension from the first spilled coffee and I was rooting for both Henry and Jaxon. This is a great Christmas story, but trust me, you'll never see tinsel the same way again.
This books starts just before Christmas and concludes just after NYE and the NYE party🥹🥹
Things I loved
❄️Dual POV
❄️Age Gap
❄️Spice
❄️Christmas
❄️Favourite Quote ❄️
"I said I was a virgin, not that I was a saint"
3.5 rounded up to 4
Firstly, thank you to Chase for my ARC. Below are my spoiler free honest thoughts.
I could feel the sexual tension from the first spilled coffee and I was rooting for both Henry and Jaxon. This is a great Christmas story, but trust me, you'll never see tinsel the same way again.
This books starts just before Christmas and concludes just after NYE and the NYE party🥹🥹
Things I loved
❄️Dual POV
❄️Age Gap
❄️Spice
❄️Christmas
❄️Favourite Quote ❄️
"I said I was a virgin, not that I was a saint"
3.5 rounded up to 4
December 7, 2023
Loved this holiday romance!
Chase St. Clare’s debut MM holiday romance novel captured my heart. This story was sweet with lots of passionate moments and left me wanting more. The two MCs had so much chemistry but were afraid to jeopardize the working relationship. However, the desire and strong feelings they have had for so long proved too much to ignore. They end up on a working retreat where they discover how good they can be together if they can overcome the obstacles in front of them. This novella delivers the spice, romance and heartwarming moments of the holiday season. This is a must read for anyone who loves a holiday romance with lots of spice! I know we are going to see more great novels from Chase St. Clare for years to come!
Chase St. Clare’s debut MM holiday romance novel captured my heart. This story was sweet with lots of passionate moments and left me wanting more. The two MCs had so much chemistry but were afraid to jeopardize the working relationship. However, the desire and strong feelings they have had for so long proved too much to ignore. They end up on a working retreat where they discover how good they can be together if they can overcome the obstacles in front of them. This novella delivers the spice, romance and heartwarming moments of the holiday season. This is a must read for anyone who loves a holiday romance with lots of spice! I know we are going to see more great novels from Chase St. Clare for years to come!
December 7, 2023
A super cute, spicy, and quick read that will get you in the mood for the holidays!
-Low angst
-Age gap
-Virgin mc
-Low angst
-Age gap
-Virgin mc
December 3, 2023
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 A Steamy, Heartwarming Winter Fantasy!
Title: Snowed in with the Boss
Author: Chase St. Clare
Genre: Romance, Holiday Fiction
Rating: 5 Flaming Hearts!
OMG! 🎄✨ Chase St. Clare's "Snowed in with the Boss" is a holiday romance that is just TOO HOT to handle! Set in a dreamy, snow-kissed cabin, it's the story of Henry, a suave lawyer, and Jaxon, his charming assistant. Their professional lives take a sizzling turn into an uncharted romantic territory!
🌶️ The tension between Henry and Jaxon is just ELECTRIC! 🌩️ From that first spilled coffee moment, you can feel the heat rising off the pages! Their dual POVs are a tantalizing dance of desire and professionalism that's absolutely captivating. The cabin, oh the cabin! It's like stepping into a winter fairytale! ❄️🏡 St. Clare paints every scene so vividly – the roaring fire, the gentle snow – it's like being wrapped in a warm, romantic blanket.
The story sweeps you away from Christmas to New Year's Eve in a whirlwind of passion and heart. The snowstorm trapping them together? It's the perfect recipe for an irresistibly intimate adventure. Henry's wisdom and Jaxon's youth make for an explosive combo! And the age gap? Just adds more fire to the flame! 🎇 Not to mention Murphy, the adorable dog who brings a sprinkle of innocence to the mix.
Let's talk about the SPICE! 🔥 Each scene between Henry and Jaxon is hotter than the last, balanced perfectly with sweet, heartfelt moments. That quote, "I said I was a virgin, not that I was a saint,"? ICONIC! It perfectly captures the novel's playful yet steamy vibe.
Chase St. Clare is a wizard with words! The way the story flows is like a beautiful symphony of emotions and desires. Watching Henry and Jaxon's journey from admiration to deep emotional need is nothing short of magical. The way they overcome their professional barriers to embrace their true feelings? Heart-melting! 💖
"Snowed in with the Boss" isn’t just a holiday read; it’s a journey through a winter wonderland of romance, passion, and emotional depth. This novella is a festive treasure that will set your heart on fire and leave you wanting more. A MUST-READ for anyone who loves a good romance with an extra dose of spice and holiday cheer! 🌟💕🎅
Title: Snowed in with the Boss
Author: Chase St. Clare
Genre: Romance, Holiday Fiction
Rating: 5 Flaming Hearts!
OMG! 🎄✨ Chase St. Clare's "Snowed in with the Boss" is a holiday romance that is just TOO HOT to handle! Set in a dreamy, snow-kissed cabin, it's the story of Henry, a suave lawyer, and Jaxon, his charming assistant. Their professional lives take a sizzling turn into an uncharted romantic territory!
🌶️ The tension between Henry and Jaxon is just ELECTRIC! 🌩️ From that first spilled coffee moment, you can feel the heat rising off the pages! Their dual POVs are a tantalizing dance of desire and professionalism that's absolutely captivating. The cabin, oh the cabin! It's like stepping into a winter fairytale! ❄️🏡 St. Clare paints every scene so vividly – the roaring fire, the gentle snow – it's like being wrapped in a warm, romantic blanket.
The story sweeps you away from Christmas to New Year's Eve in a whirlwind of passion and heart. The snowstorm trapping them together? It's the perfect recipe for an irresistibly intimate adventure. Henry's wisdom and Jaxon's youth make for an explosive combo! And the age gap? Just adds more fire to the flame! 🎇 Not to mention Murphy, the adorable dog who brings a sprinkle of innocence to the mix.
Let's talk about the SPICE! 🔥 Each scene between Henry and Jaxon is hotter than the last, balanced perfectly with sweet, heartfelt moments. That quote, "I said I was a virgin, not that I was a saint,"? ICONIC! It perfectly captures the novel's playful yet steamy vibe.
Chase St. Clare is a wizard with words! The way the story flows is like a beautiful symphony of emotions and desires. Watching Henry and Jaxon's journey from admiration to deep emotional need is nothing short of magical. The way they overcome their professional barriers to embrace their true feelings? Heart-melting! 💖
"Snowed in with the Boss" isn’t just a holiday read; it’s a journey through a winter wonderland of romance, passion, and emotional depth. This novella is a festive treasure that will set your heart on fire and leave you wanting more. A MUST-READ for anyone who loves a good romance with an extra dose of spice and holiday cheer! 🌟💕🎅
June 30, 2024
Inconsistent
Plot holes, inconsistencies, errors- I rolled my eyes too often while reading. If this had been erotica then I'd be slow to judge but the author chose to make this a smut with plot romance so I'm struggling. The plot was a jumble of things shoved into a novella that could have happily found success with simple forced proximity.
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Henry went from Mr. Prince to Henry in a matter of sentences, low build-up and lack of familiarity gave a rushed feeling fairly immediately. Jax lives with his parents but the author wrote "apartment" plus never elaborated on Max's age other than to tell us he's old enough to drink and there's a significant age gape (Henry's 35). Murphy showed up out of nowhere then was missing from Christmas (seriously was he in the car or what?). Henry broke his wrist but didn't need an ice pack or pain relief, then used his hands (plural) during smut scenes. Had a broken wrist while snowed in then went directly to his sister's house for Christmas instead of an ER. And his family didn't notice his broken wrist either, so...? Then drama, work, and back at it. Like I said, too much jumbled together in this messy plot.
This is 2ish stars but it's the author's first book so I'll give a neutral 3.
Plot holes, inconsistencies, errors- I rolled my eyes too often while reading. If this had been erotica then I'd be slow to judge but the author chose to make this a smut with plot romance so I'm struggling. The plot was a jumble of things shoved into a novella that could have happily found success with simple forced proximity.
SPOILERS
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Henry went from Mr. Prince to Henry in a matter of sentences, low build-up and lack of familiarity gave a rushed feeling fairly immediately. Jax lives with his parents but the author wrote "apartment" plus never elaborated on Max's age other than to tell us he's old enough to drink and there's a significant age gape (Henry's 35). Murphy showed up out of nowhere then was missing from Christmas (seriously was he in the car or what?). Henry broke his wrist but didn't need an ice pack or pain relief, then used his hands (plural) during smut scenes. Had a broken wrist while snowed in then went directly to his sister's house for Christmas instead of an ER. And his family didn't notice his broken wrist either, so...? Then drama, work, and back at it. Like I said, too much jumbled together in this messy plot.
This is 2ish stars but it's the author's first book so I'll give a neutral 3.
December 4, 2023
What a great holiday romance. Chase is a new to me author and I can tell I will like his future mm romance. This book was two mcs who realized that they had strong feelings for one another. They had chemistry fur so long but finally took the chance to act on them. Truly this book was filled with romance and holiday splendor. It also includes the sweetest dog. Although I must say I thought the dog belonged to Henry and not Jaxson. I would love to see this author succeed in his field. It's hard to find a true mm romance writer who's a male. But Chase has the beginnings of success.
March 26, 2025
❄️Boss x assistant
❄️Age gap
❄️Snowed in
❄️Cute dog
This is a short and sweet, steamy holiday romance. It’s clear that Henry and Jaxon have chemistry for days. They want each other from page one, and it takes getting snowed into a fabulous cabin to bring them together and let them explore their feelings.
I love the way they play off each other and the way Henry supports Jax as they discuss the case they’re working on.
❄️Age gap
❄️Snowed in
❄️Cute dog
This is a short and sweet, steamy holiday romance. It’s clear that Henry and Jaxon have chemistry for days. They want each other from page one, and it takes getting snowed into a fabulous cabin to bring them together and let them explore their feelings.
I love the way they play off each other and the way Henry supports Jax as they discuss the case they’re working on.
Did Not Finish
February 12, 2024DNF 24%
Not the style of writing for me. Repetitive and a few things don't make sense. Like I'm confused if Jaxon lives in his parents house or an apartment. And during his masturbation scene he's yelling out about Daddy. How awkward if his parents overheard that. Anyway, just wasn't working for me.
Not the style of writing for me. Repetitive and a few things don't make sense. Like I'm confused if Jaxon lives in his parents house or an apartment. And during his masturbation scene he's yelling out about Daddy. How awkward if his parents overheard that. Anyway, just wasn't working for me.
December 23, 2023
I wanted to love this book, and I did like it, but it needs some attention to detail. It seemed like a section was removed and then subsequent scenes weren't adjusted accordingly. There were just too many issues for me to rate this above a 3.
December 28, 2023
A sweet Christmas story.
December 30, 2023
I have a few favorite tropes, snowed in is high on that list, I just love it. This one was no disappointment. I found the writing a tiny bit simplistic but it was still an enjoyable read.
January 6, 2024
3.75 stars
November 27, 2024
4.5/5 stars
August 31, 2025
The cover is obviously AI. And I think it might have been written by AI too because there are so many inconsistencies and errors it's unbelievable.
January 22, 2024
La vida es demasiado corta para preguntarse '¿y si...?'
Jaxon & Henry
Jaxon & Henry
March 24, 2024
💕 Chase’s words flow seamlessly through the pages as the notes of a piano sonata. Like water flowing through a babbling brook hugs every turn as it speeds and slows, making its way around every rock and obstacle.
You can hear the music as the words jump off the page, taking us on a magical holiday tale of an employer-assistant relationship where time has taken initial physical attraction and built with it layers of admiration and respect.
Henry and Jaxon’s desires for one another morph into one that harbours both an emotional and mental need to be near the other. Neither of them wants to jeopardize their working relationship, but their desires prove too powerful to hold back when they become snowed in together in a secluded cabin in the woods. From the crackling fire to the falling snow, an enchanting world forms around them as they delve deeper into each other.
This story will quickly become a holiday tradition. 💕
You can hear the music as the words jump off the page, taking us on a magical holiday tale of an employer-assistant relationship where time has taken initial physical attraction and built with it layers of admiration and respect.
Henry and Jaxon’s desires for one another morph into one that harbours both an emotional and mental need to be near the other. Neither of them wants to jeopardize their working relationship, but their desires prove too powerful to hold back when they become snowed in together in a secluded cabin in the woods. From the crackling fire to the falling snow, an enchanting world forms around them as they delve deeper into each other.
This story will quickly become a holiday tradition. 💕
June 25, 2025
This was such a sweet and cozy holiday read. Perfect for this time of year.
- Quick paced, spicy, and heartwarming.
It's short read, so it has a bit of an insta-love vibe, which is not usually my favorite - but it worked here. It didn't feel forced or unrealistic.
I enjoyed witnessing Henry and Jax navigate their attraction, current circumstances, and relationship dynamic. And Murphy was a cute added bonus.
I'm looking forward to more from Chase.
- Quick paced, spicy, and heartwarming.
It's short read, so it has a bit of an insta-love vibe, which is not usually my favorite - but it worked here. It didn't feel forced or unrealistic.
I enjoyed witnessing Henry and Jax navigate their attraction, current circumstances, and relationship dynamic. And Murphy was a cute added bonus.
I'm looking forward to more from Chase.
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