Terry Goodkind is one of my favourite authors. He created a fantastic fictional world that I personally believe rivals the greats. The first book in the series The Wizard’s First Rule has a story line that is so amazing and complicated it is like a series in itself, but most importantly the two main characters are a hero and heroine on a journey of love that is constantly challenged.
Why am I telling you this?
This year Legend of the Seeker, a TV series based on these books, was/is being shown in the United States and as I live in Australia all I can do is obsessive compulsively look for snippets. But I want to share this particular one with you because I’ve seen the clip of this scene and ladies those abs are real (and shown throughout the series ;-) )!
Meet Richard Cyper whose destiny was so much more than a wood’s guide and who I would kidnap anywhere, anytime. This guy is seriously sexy because he’s more than just a body he’s got the most amazing strength of character I’ve ever come across (read the books and you’ll see what I’m talking about, I’m probably more sane than I sound). What’s he doing in the picture? Oh a bridge got washed away in a storm and he’s rebuilding it single handedly with just an axe… how many men can do that now days? *Sigh* it was so hard watching him do that too.
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| Image from legend-seeker.next-series.com |
8 comments:
Wizard's First Rule is a pretty good book. Did you know that the series was filmed in little ole NZ? In fact, I've been mountain biking through those very woods...
Seems to be a day for rugged men Lacey, I'm liking the trend :-)
Oh wow! Perhaps if we asked him nicely he would build a house between mine and yours, Lacey? We would ask him very nicely of course :-)
Ooh VERY nice eye-candy!!
Now that's what I call a hero.
:-)
Oh my, he's very lovely!
Wow Jackie I'm so jealous that you've been mountain biking through those very woods! I'm thinking of moving to NZ can anyone guess why?
I should have mentioned our hunky man's real name is Craig Horner and he's originally from Brisbane, Australia. In all my trips to Brisbane I've never seen him *sigh*. I'm all for having him build a house between ours Jo! Everyone's invited to watch! ;)
Can I have a front row seat for the housebuilding and a bag of popcorn please. I haven't read the book, but after your post, I think I might just have to.
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