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In a world where the British Empire is still strong and slavery is her economic backbone, John has become a terrorist for the abolitionist movement. He is caught by Mycroft, enslaved, and given to Sherlock for training. The goal: To test a new kind of slave collar with the power to break even…
Ahahah, well done on the impartial review. My review would basically be “you read it because it’s by velvet_mace. It’s super plot-y, but it’s velvet_mace so you read it and thank TPTB that you are reading something written by velvet_mace. Also it’s equally wrong and blindingly hot, because that’s how velvet_mace rolls. tl;dr it’s velvet_mace, bitch, read it and weep.”
Funny thing? I’m not even being funny.
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Here is the first photo from the new BBC America series The Musketeers, premiering in 2014.
The Musketeers stars Luke Pasqualino (Skins, The Borgias) will star as D’Artagnan alongside Musketeers Tom Burke (Great Expectations, The Hour) as Athos, Santiago Cabrera (Merlin, Heroes) as Aramis and Howard Charles (Royal Shakespeare Company) as Porthos.
It also stars Peter Capaldi (The Hour, The Thick of It), Tamla Kari (Cuckoo, The Inbetweeners Movie), Maimie McCoy (Loving Miss Hatto), and Hugo Speer (Bedlam)
have the penguin!au!porn! on my desk by close of business, thx.
new BBC America series The Musketeers
Oh, man… *cringes*
Santiago Cabrera (Merlin, Heroes) as Aramis
Oh, man… *cringes*
Please, somebody hold my hand and tell me it’s gonna be alright…
(Source: sh2jw, via ladygrinningsouls)