Guarding Gable

In "Guarding Gable," an original audio novel by Nat Segaloff, the story unfolds in 1942 as Hollywood icon Clark Gable grapples with profound grief following the tragic death of his wife, actress Carole Lombard, in a plane crash. Overcome by despair, Gable enlists in the US Army Air Corps, prompting studio head Louis B. Mayer to recruit a publicist, Alan Greenberg, to keep him safe amid the dangers of World War II. As Gable insists on flying combat missions, tensions rise when both men find themselves vying for the affection of the same woman, blending themes of love, war, and humor in a unique audio experience that incorporates vivid soundscapes and training film excerpts.