Son of Caleb: Lottery Book 2

Best Thrillers.com--"What distinguishes the Lottery series from other crime novels is the masterful way that Shursen gradually - and artfully - escalates the sense of danger with each succeeding chapter."

Six years after Caleb kidnaps Ling and holds her hostage on their yacht, he is officially pronounced dead; the cause of death recorded as "lost at sea." He'd been thrown from the boat during a struggle with Ling during a tsunami.

But he wasn't even close to dead. The last few years he'd lived on a boat on the shore of a tropical island. After winning the Lottery Caleb managed to steal the deceased Jack Weber's identity and transfer a large sum of money to an offshore account in Weber's name. He'd lived frugally and rarely touched the money in Weber's name.

If Caleb's narcissistic father had taught him anything it was never to share details with anyone, including a wife. He'd never told Ling how much he'd won and Ling never asked.

Caleb rarely heard Weber's voice anymore, allowing Caleb the peace to devise a plan.
He was going home. Home to hold Ling in his arms again and reunite with his children Ahna and Sammy.

When Caleb arrives in the States and finds Ling has remarried he becomes enraged. How could she do this to him?

History repeats itself when, once again, Weber's voice takes control.

Caleb secures a job at Sam's school under an assumed name, and Caleb and Sam begin to form a bond. Sam has no idea who Caleb is and, as their friendship grows, Caleb catches Sam talking to himself, as well as witnessing hostile behavior.
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Oh God, please don't let this be. Could the voice stalking Caleb be hereditarily passed to the next generation?

Book I: Lottery
Book II: Son of Caleb
Book III: Caleb's lot