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She has three rules for surviving Julian Sterling. Keep the calendar perfect. Keep the coffee coming. And under absolutely no circumstances fall in love with her impossible, infuriating, perfectly structured billionaire boss. She has managed the first two for three years. Rule three is another matter. When Julian Sterling appears in Maya Rossi's doorway, places a Cartier ring box on her desk like it's a stapler, and informs her she'll be posing as his fiancée at a luxury Swiss ski resort to save a four-billion-dollar merger - Maya tells herself this is just another challenging assignment. She has handled worse. She will survive this. What she did not plan for: one bed. A twelve-point Engagement Simulation Protocol with a deleted Level Four she definitely needs to ask about. A snowstorm that closes the railway for thirty-six hours. A Swiss patriarch who has been reading people for sixty-eight years and is watching them very carefully. And Julian Sterling, stripped of his schedules and his distance and his perfectly knotted tie, turning out to be the most terrifying thing she has encountered in three years of working for him. Real. CEO of Chaos is a slow-burn, laugh-out-loud romance packed with sharp banter, simmering tension, and the specific agony of falling for someone you are professionally required not to love. Set against the backdrop of a luxury Alpine ski resort - beautiful, isolated, and with only one available room - it delivers every promised trope with the full emotional weight each one deserves. A billionaire who shows affection through salary adjustments and furniture rearrangement. An assistant whose competence is her boss's best-kept secret. A fake engagement that asks them to perform an intimacy they have been practising, in subtext, for three years. The merger is the easy part. Perfect for readers who love: grumpy/sunshine dynamics, fake dating with real feelings, forced proximity in a luxury setting, boss and employee romance, and slow burns that earn every single page. Tropes: Fake Engagement | One Bed | Boss/Employee | Grumpy/Sunshine | Forced Proximity | Slow Burn | Office Romance | Alpine Setting Scroll up and start reading. The ring fits perfectly. It always did.