SYNOPSIS:

In Harrigan's world, hyper-vigilance is key. One lapse in attention: eyes facing south, when they should have been east? Can mean the difference between life and death. So, when a routine surveillance at a corner cafe throws up multiple distractions (not least, the alluring Nina), the world-weary agent wishes he had eyes in the back of his head. Too bad Harrigan doesn't; he might have seen that oncoming truck...

TRUCK STOP