Copper

Young factory worker, Victoria Dillwyn, is dreaming of someone who will first sweep her off her feet and then give her the type of marriage her parents share. At his father's request, Morgan Templeton leaves his playboy life behind to try and find out who is ripping off his family's factory. From the first meeting sparks fly, but is Ria willing to ignore all the gossip about Morgan and his family? Will she be able to forget their differences in experience and wealth to fully trust him? Would the relationship constraints of the 1950s allow her to share her heart and body with him without worrying about the consequences? In the conflict of emotional need versus sexual desire, will only one or both have to pay the price?