Temporary Help
by David Wiltse
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Readers find 'Temporary Help' to be an average thriller. While the premise is intriguing, some believe it falls short in execution and lacks depth.
Synopsis
In this suspenseful and surprisingly funny play noir, a Nebraska farm couple are entwined in a chilling dance of desire, psychological dominance, and interdependence that culminates in killing temporary farm workers for profit.
The wife is struggling to get away from this murderous relationship.
The sheriff, a former boyfriend, and the new temporary worker - a sympathetic, possibly homicidal young lover who will be the next victim - are possible allies.
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Temporary Help is a American play written by David Wiltse and published by Samuel French in New York (2000).
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