The Earl of Rochester returns to London after a long term exile.What happens when his eye catches the unknown understudy of his previous lover?Noticing her blossoming talent he takes it upon himself to make her the finest actress the London stage has ever seen.But is it her talent he's interested in or is the taste of revenge a little too sweet for him to pass up? Wilmot/OC

She looked at him, sprawled across the floor as he was with his hand tight around the glass. She almost wept. He turned and looked at her, his eyes dark, sharp, accusing. "I told you," he hissed, "I told you not to care. But you never do as you're told, do you? Fine. Be the martyr. I have long accepted that I am the demon." John Wilmot/Elizabeth Malet. Rating will change.

The Earl of Rochester returns to London after recovering in the country from smallpox to find his dear Barry out of favor with theater-goers. A new actress has taken her place that is rumored to be the best performer the London stage has ever seen. But John soon discovers her act extends far beyond the theater doors and decides to see how far she'll go to protect her secret.

Pre-Movie. An errand leads to a chance encounter with the Queen Consort.

A poem describing John Wilmot, Second Earl of Rochester! READ & REVIEW!

Title says it all. READ & REVIEW!

One shot. Our favorite Earl looks back on the fruits of his labors and finds them wanting.

The Libertine. Oneshot. The night after The Play, Billy Downs cuts Rochester's hair. Implied slash.