In All the Lucky Ones Are Dead, PI Aaron Gunner comes face to face with a host of gangsta-rap power brokers and some bitter enemies from his not-so-distant past.
Gangsta-rap superstar C. E. Digga Jones killed himself - or so it would seem. All evidence points to suicide, yet his father insists he was murdered. With a successful career, piles of money, and a beautiful family, the Digga's life seemed picture perfect. But Gunner soon discovers that the Digga's wife had a lethal jealous streak; his East coast rival in the business would stop at nothing to bring him down; and Bume Webb, the most feared figure in rap, had a grip on the Digga's music only death could break.
Meanwhile, Gunner is watching the back of Sparkle Johnson, the ultraconservative talk-show hostess whom many radio listeners in L.A. have learned to hate. Johnson doesn't like Gunner - and he's not too fond of her - but when a car bomb nearly takes Johnson's life, it's clear to both that their shared adversaries mean business.