The Trouble with Scarlett
Narrated by John C. Zak
Hollywood's Garden of Allah Series, Book 2
- Released
- July 29, 2013
- Length
- 11 hrs 46 mins
- Format
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Publisher
- Martin Turnbull
Set during Hollywood's golden age in 1936, The Trouble with Scarlett explores the behind-the-scenes drama surrounding the adaptation of Margaret Mitchell’s bestseller Gone with the Wind. Amidst the glamour and hustle of Tinseltown, diverse characters navigate ambitions, setbacks, and secrets as they vie for their place in the iconic story’s production. This second installment in Martin Turnbull's series offers a rich, historical glimpse into Hollywood’s glamour and turbulence without revealing specific plot details.
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