A Life Like No Other Jimmy, the boy from Mildura by Geoffrey K Weule
Australia has produced some remarkably talented people throughout its time on the world stage. Many of these have gone on to have a profound influence on mankind in many ways.
Never in his wildest dreams did Jimmy O'Sullivan, the boy from Mildura, imagine the path his life would ultimately take. He could not have guessed the broad spectrum of people he would encounter and impact on his journey, as he followed his chosen vocation.
Geoffrey K Weule's debut novel, A Life Like No Other - Jimmy, the boy from Mildura, is out now through MoshPit Publishing and available through your local bookstore or your favourite online retailer. See how to buy online.
Following a sequence of extraordinary circumstances, the intelligent, articulate and notably attractive Jimmy O'Sullivan amassed a following on social media that ran into the millions, making him a very wealthy household name across the world.
But in his early twenties, after being lured to Rome by an offer he couldn't refuse, Jimmy turned his back on fame and fortune, became an ordained priest, and was appointed to head up one of the most powerful and influential congregations within the Catholic Church. His journey had just begun when one of the most tragic events of the 21st century occurred.
The story of Father Jimmy O'Sullivan is the story of one man's remarkable ability to adapt and accomplish what most would consider improbable.
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