The Resurrectionists

He'd raised the dead, Lazarus-style. INCLUDES:GraverobberShadowlandGodpleaser Graverobber:Josiah Crews set aside his calling when his wife died. Consumed by grief, he buried his commitment to God and any thought of the lives he might save, determined to live a mundane existence. But when the death of a man in an alley brings the power of God onto the scene, a ripple of unusual events launches him back into service. Veronica Murray moved to a tiny apartment in the city following a troubling divorce, but her teenage daughter's behavior combined with their low income has made her life unhappy and stressful.
When her neighbor reprimands her daughter, following a particularly bad outing, a friendship forms. Except nothing is what it seems, not why people are dying, nor his reaction to it. Nor how it affects their possible future. Shadowland:Josiah Crews is doing well at his new job in his new town until, late one night, a man in a hoodie stabs him in the chest. It seems what sent him running from the city has caught up with him again, and this time, they want him dead. Veronica Murphy misses her old neighbor, Joe, but must move on, at the least, for her teenage daughter's sake.
When city policeman, Matt Dennihey, shows up unannounced, sparks fly. He's younger than her but why should that matter? Plus, his friendship has come at a good time. Finding her daughter with an unknown cell phone, who better to locate where it came from? Except nothing is as simple as it seems, and the danger to them all growing stronger by the day. Godpleaser:Josiah Crews raised a man who'd been dead for three days and brought the Resurrectionists under intense scrutiny.
When he's chased down by a pair of gang members over it, he comes face-to-face with the man who stabbed him in the chest. But instead of causing more harm, the man wants a favor. Do this for him, and he'll tell everything he knows. Veronica Murray has decided to move back home to Eastwick, with her daughter's approval. Giving her daughter a relationship with her dad is important. And for herself, being near Joe.
The only snag is leaving their elderly neighbor behind. When the grandmotherly woman agrees to come with them, a search through her cluttered apartment turns up a story from the past that circles back around to the present. But what do the lives of men, who are dead and gone, have to do with who's behind the current string of deaths? The answer, when it comes, might just cost Veronica her life.