Some graves are robbed for profit. What The Resurrection Men are doing is far worse. For NightShade agents Eleri Eames and Donovan Heath, the ash in the burn piles reveals more than just the fuel source. Small clues point to something chilling: human remains, deliberately erased. These aren’t camping fires in the woods, they’re cremations. The culprits call themselves The Resurrection Men, a modern echo of grave robbers who once sold stolen corpses for science and profit. Only this time, the bodies aren't being sold, they're being used. From fresh graves in India to scorched remains scattered across North America, Eleri and Donovan fight to uncover an operation determined to destroy evidence faster than NightShade can track it. Each trail ends in ash and every clue points to an experiment that isn't working. Luckily, they’ve found Anya, a brilliant FBI analyst with uncanny abilities and unsettling insights. Her skills require their own investigation and remind Donovan of a case they still don’t fully understand. As the team closes in, the Resurrection Men strike back with surgical precision, more dangerous than anyone anticipated. Just when Eleri, Donovan, and Anya think they’re starting to understand the Resurrection Men’s purpose...They realize they're wrong. The truth is worse. What if the bodies aren't being destroyed, but repurposed? The Resurrection Men is Book 15 in the NightShade Forensic FBI Files, a long-running supernatural FBI suspense series blending procedural crime and paranormal investigation, secret organizations, global conspiracies, and science-based supernatural threats. Perfect for readers who love dark thrillers, found-family teams, morally complex villains, slow-burn character arcs, and high-stakes mystery. This USA Today bestselling series has earned a reputation for twisty cases, emotionally grounded characters, cinematic pacing, and genre-blending storytelling. Ideal for fans of supernatural thrillers, FBI procedurals, and urban fantasy suspense, this series is pure conspiracy-driven crime fiction.