I DO

In Sophie Swadil's "I DO," Dawn unexpectedly marries a millionaire, transforming her life from humble beginnings to wealth. However, her new husband is a notorious former womanizer. As they navigate their married life, both Dawn and her husband discover that the initial excitement of marriage, filled with passion and lavish displays, cannot indefinitely conceal the secrets of their past. The novel explores the challenging reality of a marriage, where the continuation of a relationship depends on more than just initial encounters. It depicts the clash of two distinct individuals as they attempt to survive the unfamiliar territory of married life. The story encompasses the emotional spectrum of pain and love, the physical aspect of sex, the burden of secrets, and the pivotal moment they exchanged their vows.