A dozen rascals

D-Day is fast approaching

April 1944. The weather in England is rainy and bleak. Marston-Tyne Prison holds many convicts. Some await their death sentences, while others serve long prison terms. At the Butcher's Arms inn, Sergeant Carl Morgan – the executioner – is also having his breakfast. His presence inspires terror. Captain Reisman also arrives, tasked with leading Operation Amnesty. An operation in which just twelve men will be given the chance of a lifetime. They can wash away their guilt through honourable combat as part of the Allied invasion, but they must become professional killers. A superhuman task for both the dirty dozen and for Reisman. Because D-Day is fast approaching...