Virgins No More

It's 1961. Sam Card lives with Rose. He’s a factory worker who gets lucky in the lottery, to the tune of $10,000. What will he do with his new found fortune? Rose wants to find a home to settle; Sam wants to buy a business and be his own boss. Sam goes into business with Jackie who, with her feeble husband, owns a shuttered resort hotel and wants to sell. Sam puts $5K down and enters into a profit-sharing agreement to pay Jackie off. There are other ways to pay: he starts an affair with her. Rose has a secret past. Her ex-boyfriend George shows up, needing money to pay his child support and keep the law off his back. He threatens to tell Sam about her past as a crook and a hooker, so she borrows money from Sam and gives it to George. He borrows her body, as well. Jackie has a secret, too. She wants her husband out-of-the-picture. Will her luscious body be enough to convince Sam to commit the biggest sin of all so that she will get her wish?