Dudgeons and Daggers

A pact of honor and responsibility is taken on
D-Day by William Dunavant and Alex Powe, both
expectant fathers who know they may not
survive the invasion. When Powe is captured,
torured and killed, Dunavant vows to keep his
promise.
Fourteen years later, Dunavant visits Powe's
son, Nick, for the first time, telling the young
man how his father died and of their lifetime
agreement. Nick is a natural sniper and
considers his ability a gift; one he is fated and
honed to use.
Grace Dunavant is an intelligent, driven
young woman cut of the same cloth as her
father. Suspicious of her father's role in past and
current events, she confronts him after finding a
letter from Simon Wiesenthal regarding the
search for a Nazi war criminal, the very one who
killed Powe - Werner Krueger.
Grace and Nick make a much more personal
pact; one of dudgeons and daggers.