In The Night Train he was Farley. The hobo.

Now he has a new name. A new home. A new life.

But how long can it last?

Frank Mayo is a fry cook in a greasy Atlanta diner. He's homeless because people are looking for him. The runaway he befriended in his old life had gone home and made a splash. It wasn't smart to ride the trains anymore.

The diner feels safe. People in low places don't ask questions. Then a stranger shows up with a message. The boy's in trouble again. Big trouble. The kind of trouble only a man with Frank's skills can handle.

But something doesn't feel right. The stranger reminds him of someone.

If you liked The Night Train you'll love Red Eyes because it answers all the questions you've been asking about Farley.